Bind the execution
Associate admitted activity with the applicable identity and authority context.
AgentGovernor
Give agents room to work. Keep authority bounded.
Apply identity, policy and resource boundaries where autonomous agents use tools.
Built for Agent builders · Security engineers · Platform teams
What you gainExplicit allowed and blocked dispatches, with a trace of the governing scope.
The tool is available. Is it permitted?
Illustrative delegationInspect project files
Read only · designated workspace · bounded resources
Denied request stays visible.
Outside scope → no governed dispatch → denial retained.
Illustrative tool permissions. Direct, unintegrated paths are outside this control.
An agent’s intent is not permission to act.
AgentGovernor is TVF’s runtime enforcement capability and a separately positioned offering built from the same implementation. It checks admitted tool activity against explicit authority and policy, records outcomes, and supports intervention when the allowed boundary is reached.
Apply the limits
Use policy and resource checks before governed dispatch; retain explicit denials.
Verify what occurred
Preserve a trace of execution and control outcomes for investigation.
Guided demonstrations
See how identity, delegated authority and policy can govern agent tool execution. Demonstrations available by arrangement.
Product availability and demonstration options →What to know
A blocked governed dispatch differs from suppressing output after execution. Post-execution intervention cannot undo an upstream side effect. Direct, unintegrated tool paths are outside this control.
See how it fits your work.
Bring one agent, one tool boundary and an example of an action it must never take without authority.