Each agent runs inside an isolated enclosure with scoped permissions, network policies, and automatic kill-switches. Ship capable agents without betting the company on them.
Most teams either lock agents down so much they're useless, or give them real access and hope for the best. Neither works.
An attacker embeds instructions in data your agent reads. Without an enclosure, the agent executes those instructions with full privileges.
A buggy tool call or hallucinated plan can spin indefinitely — racking up API costs, writing garbage to databases, sending duplicate emails at scale.
If your billing agent and your admin agent share credentials, a single exploit owns both. Scoped enclosures make this impossible by design.
Three steps from agent code to production-safe deployment.
Declare exactly what your agent is allowed to access — specific API endpoints, database tables, queue names. Everything else is denied by default.
Wrap your agent with the Enclosure SDK in minutes. We handle isolation, network enforcement, and permission injection at runtime — no infra changes needed.
Every action is logged to a tamper-evident trail. Set thresholds for auto-termination. Review full execution replay from the dashboard or API.
Declare read/write access per resource. Agents cannot exceed their manifest. Permission escalation attempts are logged and blocked.
Allowlist-only egress. Agents cannot exfiltrate data or call unrecognized endpoints, even if compromised by a prompt injection attack.
Set loop detection thresholds, cost budgets, and time limits. Runaway agents are terminated before they do real damage.
Every tool call, API request, and decision logged with cryptographic integrity. Replay any session. Export for compliance review.
Built with regulated industries in mind. Data residency controls, BAA available on Enterprise, SOC 2 Type II report in progress.
LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI, custom agents — a thin SDK wrapper is all it takes. No lock-in to our orchestration layer.
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