Agent Armor, a Rust runtime for enforcing policies on AI agent actions
Zero-trust governance for AI agents before they execute shell, file, or database actions with full audit trails.

Proves text safety ≠ tool-call safety; catches hidden harmful executions deterministically.
AI agent developers, enterprise deploying Claude/OpenAI agents, compliance teams
Zero-trust governance for AI agents before they execute shell, file, or database actions with full audit trails.
Code-based rules beat AI monitoring AI for actual enforcement guarantees.
Intercepts tool calls before execution to block dangerous actions like DB deletes.
MCP gateway governing AI agent credential access with YAML policies and blake3 audit chains—fills real enterprise gap.
Type-system-enforced governance loop prevents agents from bypassing policy without code changes.
Constitutional enforcement blocks AI agent violations at runtime, but unclear if practical for most teams.