AgentGuard enforces security policies at deploy-time and runtime. Like container scanning, but for AI agents.
Check your email for setup instructions and docs.
Deploy-time enforcement stops problems before they reach production. Runtime enforcement catches what slips through. The compliance trail proves you were in control the whole time.
Block unsafe agents before they reach production. Our GitHub Action scans agent code, validates policy coverage, and fails the pipeline if security requirements aren't met.
Every tool call is evaluated against your security policy in real-time. Block, monitor, or require human approval — sub-millisecond latency with local PolicyEngine, or ~200ms via cloud API.
Tamper-evident audit log with SHA-256 hash chain. Generate compliance evidence for EU AI Act, SOC 2, and APRA CPS 234 — before your auditor asks.
System prompts are probabilistic suggestions the model can ignore. AgentGuard enforces policy outside the model — at deploy-time and runtime — so compliance is structural, not hopeful.
| Before AgentGuard | After AgentGuard | |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment gate | No check before pushing agents to production | CI/CD pipeline fails if agent tools lack policy coverage |
| Tool call enforcement | System prompt asks the model not to do bad things | Every tool call evaluated against a versioned YAML policy — outside the model |
| Audit trail | SIEM logs show an API was called — not whether it should have been | SHA-256 hash-chained log of every decision, with intent and policy context |
| Compliance evidence | A Confluence page and a Slack thread | Pre-built reports for EU AI Act Art. 9/12/14, SOC 2, APRA CPS 234 |
| Incident response | Find out an agent misbehaved after the damage is done | Kill switch halts any agent in <500ms; blocked actions alert in real-time |
| Policy updates | Re-deploy the agent with a new system prompt — and hope | Update the YAML policy, merge the PR — enforcement is immediate |
"I have 200 agents deployed across 6 departments. I can't tell you what they accessed yesterday, whether any of them violated our data handling policies, or if one is currently exfiltrating PII to a third-party API. My board asks about AI risk every quarter and I have nothing to show them." — CISO, Financial Services Enterprise (discovery interview, Jan 2026)
From install to a live CI/CD gate and runtime policy engine in under 10 minutes.
Add AgentGuard to your project. Works with LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, or any MCP-compatible agent.
Write a YAML security policy — version-controlled, reviewed in PRs, enforced outside the model.
One line in your GitHub Actions workflow. Fails the pipeline if any agent tool lacks policy coverage.
Every tool call is checked against your policy before execution. Block, allow, or require approval.
Drop this workflow into any repo. AgentGuard validates tool coverage before every deploy — like container scanning, but for agents.
AgentGuard is built for the people responsible when an agent goes wrong — and for the engineers who want to ship safely before it does.
You have agents deployed across multiple departments. You cannot tell the board what they accessed last month, whether any touched customer PII, or whether one is actively exfiltrating data.
Every team uses a different framework, handles secrets differently, logs differently. When something goes wrong at 2 AM, you have nothing to debug with.
EU AI Act. ISO 42001. HIPAA. DORA. Your auditor wants documented evidence of AI oversight controls. Your current documentation is a Confluence page and a Slack thread.
This playground calls the live AgentGuard policy engine. Every evaluation is a real HTTP request — real decisions, real latency, real audit events.
POST https://api.agentguard.tech/api/v1/evaluate
Copy these snippets to integrate AgentGuard. The API is live — these work right now.
Start free. Scale as you grow. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Perfect for testing and small projects.
For teams building production agents.
For organizations at scale.
The core policy engine is open source. Read it. Audit it. Fork it. Enterprise features — compliance modules, SIEM integrations, advanced anomaly detection, executive reporting — are for teams that need them.
Security tools you can't read are security theatre. We're not that.
No category leader exists yet. Regulation is live. Agents are going to production. The enterprises that enforce security at deploy-time now won't be scrambling when their auditor — or their insurer — asks the hard questions.
We'll be in touch with early access details.