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Agent governance

Govern every agent. Any framework. 

Your agents already exist. EvalGuard puts a firewall on every tool call, grants autonomy one level at a time, and keeps the evidence — evals, red-team, trajectories, cost. Bring an agent from any framework over MCP or OpenTelemetry, or compose one here to prove it first.

Autonomy ladder L1–L4Tool-call firewallMCP + OTel native
Voice Agentaudio
Support Agenttext · tools
Routerllm-routed
autonomy L2 · assist
gate out
verdict in

2.57ms p95

ToolsCRM · MCP
Memoryrecall
agent request firewall-gated outbound verdict on return denied at the gate

Bring your own models — govern agents on every major provider

OpenAIOpenAI
AnthropicAnthropic
GeminiGemini
MistralMistral
GroqGroq
CohereCohere
PerplexityPerplexity
DeepSeekDeepSeek
GrokxAI
OpenAIOpenAI
AnthropicAnthropic
GeminiGemini
MistralMistral
GroqGroq
CohereCohere
PerplexityPerplexity
DeepSeekDeepSeek
GrokxAI

01 · Compose & prove

Nine node types. One canvas.

Sketch an agent on the canvas and put it through evals, simulated users, and a red-team before it meets a real one. This is the shape of a governed agent system: every outbound edge crosses the firewall, and every return carries a verdict.

  1. 01

    Compose, don't prompt-glue

    Agent, tool, router, memory, human-review, LLM-call, scorer, transformer, and gate nodes wired on a canvas, versioned and replayable. Not a pile of prompt strings.

  2. 02

    Prove before you trust

    Every agent carries its own evals, runtime guardrails, red-team report, and cost ledger. Autonomy is earned level-by-level on measured behavior, not vibes.

  3. 03

    Ship behind the firewall

    Publish from EvalGuard as a governed embed or API, or point an agent you already run at the MCP gateway — either way every call passes the firewall, policy engine, and eval hooks.

The autonomy ladder

Four levels of autonomy, granted one at a time

Every agent starts supervised and climbs only as its evals and red-team results earn trust. The leash is policy, and the policy is enforced at runtime — pick a level to see what the firewall permits.

Choose an autonomy level to preview its firewall policy
firewall policy — what L2 permits

# L2 · AssistActs on low-risk steps; high-risk tool calls still need approval.

  • compose.draft_reply(ticket #4821)auto
  • crm.lookup(customer_record)auto
  • billing.issue_refund($49)needs approval
  • deploy.push(prompt-v2 → prod)blocked
  • transfer.wire($25,000) — exceeds envelopeblocked

illustrative policy — configure per agent

One platform, every primitive

Voice, memory, tools, MCP — in the box

Orchestration, simulation, and observability ship alongside them — so you compose agents instead of stitching five vendors together.

Voice-agent evals & guardrails

Point your existing realtime audio runtime at EvalGuard and we score it — word-level transcription, audio-deepfake detection, voice-specific guardrails, and latency eval.

Semantic agent memory

Long-term recall across sessions with auto-dedup and LLM fact-extraction, scoped per project.

MCP, run guarded

MCP servers behind a pre-deploy audit + live traffic inspection, with cryptographic agent identity (CIMD).

Workflow orchestration

Versioned graphs of agents, tools, LLM calls, scorers and gates — checkpointed, replayable, and executed by a durable worker.

Simulate before you ship

Test against synthetic personas and a closed-loop adaptive attacker before a single real user.

Trajectory observability

Every thought, action, and tool call traced — loop detection and cost + latency attribution per step, full A2A visibility via OpenTelemetry.

02 · Govern

Six controls travel with every agent

  • Continuous eval

    Score every agent against your datasets + LLM-judges on each change. Regressions attributed to the commit that caused them.

  • Runtime guardrails

    The same firewall that guards your models guards your agents — prompt-injection, PII, secrets, tool-call policy, on the hot path.

  • Agent red-team

    Adversarially probe each agent — goal hijack, tool misuse, multi-step tool chains — with a closed-loop adaptive attacker, before it ships.

  • Intent + identity policy

    Route and gate by classified prompt intent, data-sensitivity, and the operator's department / workforce type.

  • Cost + trust ledger

    Per-agent token + cost accounting, and measured eval pass-rates that propose promoting or demoting an agent's autonomy — you or your CI apply the change.

  • Typed tool builder

    Define REST / code / MCP tools with typed parameters, call-time argument validation, SSRF guards, and AAD-bound encrypted secrets.

03 · Deploy

Deploy an agent without dropping your guard

Publish from a template as a public embed widget or API. Every inbound request is still firewalled, policy-checked, and eval-sampled — the same guarantees you had in development follow the agent into production.

  • Firewall-guarded public embed widget
  • Per-agent policy + intent routing at the edge
  • Online evals sample live traffic for drift
  • Full audit trail + cost ledger per deployment
every embedded agent call
request
   firewall.check()
   policy.evaluate(intent, identity)
   agent.run()  // guarded
   eval.sample() + audit.log()

Ship agents you can defend

Build on the canvas, prove with evals and red-team, deploy behind the firewall — all in one governance-first platform.