Is the reviewed support profile loaded before this assistant handles an order?
ENTERPRISE AGENT CONTROL PLANE
Your agents have a job. Give them an operating model.
Manage the environment an agent works in, the authority it receives, the actions it performs and the evidence it leaves behind.
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ChannelThe reviewed support setup is observed.
Profile observedRecorded
- Reviewed
- Support revision loaded
- Resource
- Order lookup selected
Look up order EX-1048 and issue its eligible $18.42 refund.
The exact refund has a provider receipt.
Refund recordedRecorded
- Amount
- $18.42
- Destination
- Original method
- Provider
- Receipt confirmed
The team found a better way to handle timeout cases.
Capture it as a candidate, test and review it, then release only to the right audience. The current support profile and permissions do not silently change.
Request rejected. No action was dispatched. A new request needs its own review.
Ready
One decision follows the exact action.
The approved environment and actor are resolved before an operation reaches its qualified tool path.
Read the decision path
- Owner
- Defines task and resources.
- Agent
- Proposes exact action.
- DriftGate
- Identity, scope, policy checked.
- Review if needed
- Human approves exact inputs.
- Tool
- Allowed action dispatched.
- Evidence
- Decision and result recorded.
- Allowed outcome
- A qualified tool effect is reconciled before its final record is claimed.
- Outside scope
- Denied before tool.
FROM SETUP TO OUTCOME
Control the setup. Govern the action. Keep the evidence.
AI work spans more than a model and a prompt. An agent needs tools, instructions, credentials, business context and permission to act. As that work expands across people, projects and production systems, each of those pieces needs an owner—and every consequential action needs an accountable outcome.
Environment management answers which tools, skills, instructions and versions belong in a project. Identity and policy answer which person or workload may use them, against which resources. Runtime governance connects the two where an operation reaches the outside world.
A support agent can read an order, request approval for a refund and be prohibited from changing a payment destination. A deployment agent can inspect staging logs without receiving permission to modify production access. Controls follow the operation, resource and current identity—not just an agent’s name.
Know what each control can claim.
These labels describe different capabilities. A trace is evidence, not a blocking control. A tool appearing in discovery is not authorization to invoke it.
- Observe
- Record what a qualified integration can see, including relevant configuration, decisions and outcomes.
- Warn
- Surface a mismatch or risk to the responsible operator before or after work, depending on the integration.
- Require approval
- Pause a qualified action and bind a reviewer's decision to the material request and current authority.
- Enforce
- Allow, deny or constrain an operation only where the integration owns a real pre-effect boundary.
One model, several kinds of change.
A configuration or skill update changes the environment an agent starts from. A permission or policy change changes what it may do now. A workflow or model change can alter behavior; a business-system response establishes whether a requested effect occurred. DriftGate relates these facts so the next decision and investigation use the right revision and identity.
The same model applies to coding agents and independent agent products. The integration method follows the task: connect a supported client for environment governance, and place consequential operations behind a qualified API, SDK or adapter path.
Gate. Drift. Learn.
Choose a stage to see the decision and the evidence it should leave.
Decide with current authority
Actor, resource and exact operation are checked before a qualified effect. Evidence: the policy decision and bound approval.
Compare intent with observation
The approved profile and current runtime state are compared. Evidence: revisions, target binding and a specific mismatch.
Review the better path
A candidate fix is tested independently, approved and released to a defined audience. Evidence: test result, reviewer and rollback revision.
PLATFORM CAPABILITIES
Start with one domain. Build a connected system.
9 CAPABILITIES
Environment & Tooling Management
Bring tools, skills, instructions and configuration into one approved environment. Keep the right setup with the right project—not scattered across every client and computer.
Explore MCP & tool governance10 CAPABILITIES
Identity, Access & Policy
Give agents and workloads the access their tasks need—not unrestricted access to your business. Connect every governed request to an accountable identity, resource scope and current policy.
Explore Agent IAM10 CAPABILITIES
Runtime Governance & Execution Control
Put authorization, approvals and limits where your agents act. Follow each consequential operation from intent to an attributable outcome—even when the work waits or a response is lost.
Explore Runtime controls10 CAPABILITIES
Observability, Audit & Assurance
Connect identities, configurations, decisions and outcomes into an investigation path. Know what changed, why an action was allowed and which evidence supports the result.
Explore Audit & investigations10 CAPABILITIES
Lifecycle & Change Management
Give agents, connections, policies and knowledge a deliberate lifecycle. Review changes, release with intent, understand affected consumers and retire access without losing the history.
Explore Agent lifecycle10 CAPABILITIES
Data & Context Governance
Give agents the information their tasks need—not every document your organization owns. Keep source ownership, context boundaries and outbound data rules connected to the work.
Explore Data governanceONE CONTROL MODEL
Gate. Drift. Learn.
Gate
Decide under current authority before a consequential action.
Drift
Find divergence from the environment and policy you approved.
Learn
Turn recurring failures into independently tested, reviewed improvements.
A released profile affects the configuration used for an action. A policy change affects its authority. A receipt preserves the relevant identities and revisions. A reviewed lesson can become the next approved improvement. These are connected responsibilities, not six disconnected products.
MEET YOUR STACK WHERE IT IS
Keep the runtime. Connect the control.
Govern an existing agent
Connect around existing runtimes and business systems through the appropriate API, SDK, MCP or client adapter. Keep repository instructions with the repository and business knowledge with its authoritative source. Select the operations and resources that need control.
Explore integrationsDefine a governed agent
The platform’s agent-creation model starts with a role, approved tools and knowledge, limits, tests and a published revision. External and DriftGate-defined agents use the same identity, policy and evidence model rather than separate authority paths.
Explore developer architectureIN PRACTICE · EXAMPLE WORKFLOW
Resolve the complaint. Control the refund.
A food-delivery platform uses an assistant to resolve a missing order. A customer requests more than the eligible refund or asks for a different payment destination.
Bind the action to the authenticated customer, order, refundable amount, approved destination and current policy. Allow routine eligible refunds, route exceptions to review and reject unauthorized destination changes.
See the workflowTHE INTENDED RESULT
Support can resolve ordinary complaints quickly without unrestricted payment-system access. Keep the actual result and reconcile any missing acknowledgement.
BUILD WITH INTENTION