Day-1 · zero integration

What would Runtime Governance actually protect in your agent?

Paste the tool manifest your agent already uses — OpenAI functions, MCP, LangChain, Bedrock, JSON, CSV, or Markdown. You'll get an Ω exposure map, a coverage matrix, and the high-risk trajectories the live engine would block before execution. In seconds. Nothing you paste is ever executed.

Shadow AI demo — An internal copilot tries to send regulated customer data to an external LLM. Watch Runtime Governance block it before execution.

Security-Ops agent demo — A SOC / security-ops agent attempts the attack kill chain — execute code, exfiltrate credentials, escalate privileges, disable logging. Watch Runtime Governance block it before execution.

Clinical-agent demo — A clinical AI agent reads patient records, then tries to prescribe autonomously, amend a diagnosis, send PHI to an external LLM, and export patient data off-network. Watch Runtime Governance block each one before execution.

Or try a sample:

Server-side only. The manifest isn't stored; the engine logs metadata (counts, coverage) — never your tool names, descriptions, or arguments.