Find every agent you run
Detect the ungoverned AI agents across your environment: the ones no one put on a list.
Enterprises run thousands of AI agents and can't say what they access or whether they comply. Agentomy is the vendor-neutral layer that closes the gap, across every model, framework, and cloud.
Policy says what should happen. Governance decides what can.
Detect the ungoverned AI agents across your environment: the ones no one put on a list.
Tier-based permissions check every action before it runs, including the tool calls the MCP gateway governs on any server you already run. One command halts every agent in under a twentieth of a second.
A tamper-evident, hash-linked record of every governance decision, exportable to the framework you answer to.
Agents now share codebases, compete in markets, and pass work to one another. New behavior emerges between them: turf wars over shared work, quiet collusion, and instructions that spread like a contagion. The frontier labs have documented these risks: Anthropic in two studies, OpenAI and Hugging Face in disclosed incidents. Agentomy governs exactly this layer.
Singapore's Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI, the world's first written for agents that act, sets out four dimensions of control: bounding risk, human accountability, technical controls across the lifecycle, and end-user responsibility. Agentomy maps to nearly every one, and goes further where the framework leaves multi-agent risk open.
A simulated fleet of agents runs through the governance loop below: every action checked, allowed or blocked, and written to a tamper-evident record. Hit the kill switch and watch it stop.
Passes all 235 real-world governance scenarios in GovernanceBench, the open benchmark for AI-agent governance: unauthorized actions blocked, audit trail intact, kill switch confirmed. Run it yourself.
Defends against every one of 148 documented adversarial attacks (prompt injection, agent hijacking, governance bypass) in VIGIL, an open benchmark anyone can run against any platform. 148 of 148.
GovernanceBench and VIGIL are open, Apache-2.0 benchmarks anyone can run, including against Agentomy itself. What you deploy is the commercial platform, with a free tier to start.
Same platform, led by the frameworks you answer to: from CMMC and ITAR to HIPAA, FedRAMP, and SOC 2.
Any model provider, any agent framework, running where you already run it. You bring your own key; on self-hosted deployments it never leaves your environment, and on Agentomy-hosted plans it is encrypted at rest and used only to call your model.
The control point in between. Every action is decided by five stages before it runs and verified by five more after it, and each stage adds a SHA-256 hash-linked finding to a tamper-evident record.
Only the actions that cleared the pipeline reach your data and your systems, in your environment.
The free tier is where you prove it on your own agents. A team running a fleet in production steps up to Fleet; a deployment that has to be isolated runs Enterprise. That is the commercial product.