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Govern at the boundaries you control
Record identity, sandbox, runtime, and tool activity where your infrastructure already observes it.
Use cases
For Agent Infrastructure Builders
Make Governance Native to Where Agents Run
Connect the infrastructure signals you already control — identity, sandbox, runtime and tool execution — to agent intent, scope and governance decisions.
Architecture view
See how identity, sandbox, and runtime boundaries contribute to one governance record.
Why it matters
Make governance part of the platform, not another integration every customer has to build.
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Preserve context across boundaries
Carry the agent’s objective, identity, tenant, and declared scope across integrated infrastructure boundaries.
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Offer governance as a platform capability
Give product teams useful execution evidence without asking each team to invent its own schema, storage, and review experience.
How Governor helps
Connect infrastructure events to the reason the agent is running.
Infrastructure platforms already see important parts of agent execution: which identity was used, which sandbox was created, which tools were dispatched, and which systems were reached. Governor connects those events to the objective and scope declared for the run, producing one ordered governance record.
Governor can record the evidence your infrastructure supplies. It does not infer object-level access, authorization, or successful outcomes from a sandbox name, identity, target system, or tool return alone.
Why Governor is different
Infrastructure telemetry is not the same as governance evidence.
Observability can tell you
Sandbox `preview-842` requested credential `deploy-prod`.
Governor helps answer
Was a production deployment identity consistent with the preview-build objective, tenant, and declared staging scope?
The infrastructure event tells you what happened. Governance evidence preserves the context needed to review why it mattered.
Next step
Bring us the infrastructure boundary you want to make governable.
Show us your sandbox, identity layer, runtime, tool gateway, or agent platform. We’ll map where declarations and execution evidence can attach.