The enterprise AI agent platform.
One governed runtime for the whole agent lifecycle — build, automate, govern, observe, and distribute AI agents on a single operating system. Every run flows through the same eight gates and lands in a tamper-evident ledger.
Console → runtime gates → ~22 services → ontology + ledger
Every run passes the same eight gates.
There is no side door. Whether a run starts from a chat, a workflow, an API call, or a schedule, it crosses identity, budget, guardrails, registry, control-tower, execution, output-guardrails, and audit — fail-closed, in that order.
Agent IAM — owner, risk tier, expiry, allowed models
30-day USD caps — hard cap blocks the run (402)
Input guardrails — tone, do-not-say, IO checks
Allowed models & actions — off-list → 403
Paused or killed → 409 AGENT_PAUSED
Action Fabric — dry-run → propose → approve → execute
Output checks — redaction, escalation, format
Trust Ledger — hash-chained, signed receipts
Every capability, in one operating system.
Nine groups, 40+ governed capabilities — the same nine areas your team works in inside the console. Each links straight to its deep-dive.
Simple mode for the team. Advanced mode for the platform owners.
One console, two depths. Business users build and chat-test agents in plain English; platform admins drop into the full governance surface — policies, gates, identities, ledgers — without ever leaving the same runtime.
- Simple mode: build → publish → chat-test, no YAML required
- Advanced mode: policy editor, gate config, autonomy modes, registry
- The same guardrails apply in both — there is no “quick” ungoverned path
From the prompt to production, and out to every tenant.
Author governed agents in plain English or code.
Compose skills, knowledge, and guardrails in the no-code Agent Studio, or import a signed Solution Pack. Eleven Role Packs — Service, Sales, IT Desk, HR, Finance Ops, Legal Intake, Procurement, Risk & Compliance, Field Ops and more — give every team a governed starting point.
- Skills, knowledge & RAG with audience rules
- Behavior & guardrails: tone, length, do-not-say, escalation
- Agent IAM credential issued on publish
Policy-as-Code, enforced at runtime — not in a slide deck.
Author testable allow / deny / require_approval rules and simulate them before they ship. Actions become first-class objects with risk tiers and a dry-run → propose → approve → execute → compensate lifecycle. The MCP gateway filters every tool call; oversight modes set a risk floor autonomy can only tighten.
- Simulate amountUsd ≥ 5000 → require_approval before deploy
- Off-allow-list model → 403 MODEL_NOT_ALLOWED
- Action not permitted on object → 409 ACTION_NOT_PERMITTED_FOR_OBJECT
Score, evaluate, and replay every run.
Per-run quality scoring, evaluation suites as release gates, an A/B simulation lab, a reliability score that gates publish, and an agent debugger with the full run trace. When something looks off, you replay it from prompt to outcome.
- Live run quality { overall: 100 } on the gold suite
- Eval gates block a publish that regresses
- Full run trace: prompt → context → model → tools → approval → output
Ship a governed solution once. Deploy it anywhere.
Package ontology, policies, actions and agents into a versioned, signed Solution Pack. Install into any tenant — including air-gapped environments — verified by hash and signature, with the same gates and ledger underneath wherever it lands.
- Signed, hash-verified bundles install across tenants
- Air-gapped & VPC deployment with residency pinning
- Verify offline before install (hashOk: false rejects a tampered pack)
Plug into the stack you already run.
Multi-provider model routing, MCP-native tool integration, and your systems of record — Cortex governs the connections rather than replacing them.
Built for the enterprise security review.
Fail-closed gates, RBAC, DLP, agent detection & response, and multi-tenant isolation — mapped to the frameworks your auditors already use.
See the whole platform in one runtime.
Walk through the gates, the capability map, and a governed run end to end — then put your own agents under air-traffic control.