Your agents act.
You stay
in control.
One control plane for the tools your agents use,
the actions they take, and the way they improve.
More agents.
Not more chaos.
Every new agent adds another place to configure tools, grant access and investigate what happened.
DriftGate brings those decisions together. One governance model across your environments, identities and consequential actions.
Shared governance. Independent identities. Explicit boundaries.
Approved environments.
The right tools and context, with deliberate updates.
Scoped actions.
Current identity and policy at the point of use.
Explainable outcomes.
A traceable result, not a best guess.
Everything agents touch.
A place to govern it.
Tooling & Environment Control
Bring tools, skills and configuration into one approved environment. Know what should be there—and what actually is.
Explore this pillarIdentity & Policy
Connect every action to an identity, a scope and a current policy. Keep personal access and company authority separate.
Explore this pillarExecution Governance
Gate consequential actions. Apply approvals and limits. Reconcile uncertainty, and keep an attributable receipt.
Explore this pillarObservability & Assurance
Trace the path from configuration to decision to effect. See what changed, who acted and which evidence supports the outcome.
Explore this pillarLifecycle Management
Review, release, provision, rotate, suspend and retire. Give agent infrastructure a lifecycle, not a collection of loose ends.
Explore this pillarData & Context Governance
Control which knowledge reaches which agent. Preserve provenance, isolate context and make sharing a deliberate decision.
Explore this pillarBefore an agent acts,
make the decision yours.
See what happens when an action is allowed, authority changes, or an outcome is uncertain.
A routine action.
An accountable result.
An agent requests a preview deployment. Evaluate its current authority, execute within scope and retain the result.
- 01Request receiveddeploy.preview · staging
- 02Current authority checkedidentity + policy + resource scope
- 03Effect evaluatedqualified execution boundary
- 04Receipt retainedan attributable, durable outcome
{ "execution": "ex_example", "action": "deploy.preview", "scope": "staging", "authority": "not_checked", "decision": "pending", "effect": "not_started", "retry_allowed": false}Every run.
A better starting point.
A repeated failure should become a reviewed improvement—not everyone’s recurring problem.
Connect operational evidence to candidate skills, policies and profile changes. Test independently. Review deliberately. Share only within the intended scope.
Explore governed learningRepeated tool timeout
ILLUSTRATIVE LEARNING WORKFLOW
From your next project.
To your agentic enterprise.
profile engineering
→ tools approved
→ context scoped
→ ready for a new environment
▍Your AI environment.
Under your control.
Stop rebuilding your setup. Bring an approved starting point to your next supported client or device.
Explore DriftGate SoloFOR PLATFORM & SECURITY TEAMSYour agents.
Your organization’s rules.
Extend the same governance model to team-owned tools, deployed workloads and organizational policy.
Explore the enterprise platformMake the complex
a little clearer.
What is an agent control plane?
The layer between what an agent proposes and what your systems allow.
Approval is not permanent authority.
Why an action that waits must check again before it runs.
Unknown is not permission to retry.
A network timeout is a communication result—not an execution result.