Control every agent tool call from one policy layer.

Define what your agents can do. Block what they cannot. Enforced at every tool call, before it executes.

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policy.log

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import megent as mg

mg.configure(policy_path="megent.yaml")

@mg.guard
def send_email(to: str, body: str) -> str:
    return "sent"

send_email("ops@example.com", "+1 555 111 2222")
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The problem

You're shipping AI agents into production.
Do you know what they're doing?

Most teams don't. That's fine - until a hallucination triggers a fund transfer, a vendor agent accesses a database it shouldn't, or a customer's SSN lands in a log file.

Dashboard-style overview for agent runtime controls

Runtime Snapshot

See risky behavior before it ships

Route actions through a policy layer so every important tool call is visible, evaluated, and traceable in one place.

No visibility into what your agents actually do

Your agent runs, returns an answer, and you ship it. But between the LLM call and the result, tool calls happened. Files were read. APIs were hit. Data moved. You have no record of any of it.

Observability gap
Supply chain risk

You installed a vendor agent you didn't write

It works. You deployed it. But you have no idea what it does under the hood. When it starts making unexpected tool calls, you'll find out the hard way - after the incident, not before.

Supply chain risk
Compliance

One unmasked field ends your compliance story

Fintech. Healthcare. Legal. Your agents process sensitive data. Your compliance framework says it can't appear in logs or agent context. Your agents don't know that. Megent does.

Regulatory exposure
Features

Built for how agents actually run in production.

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Tool call interceptionCore runtime

Tool call interception

Every tool call your agent makes is caught before it executes. Checked against policy. ALLOW, STOP_TOOL, or HUMAN_IN_THE_LOOP decisions return in under a millisecond.

Agent JWT passportsIdentity layer

Agent JWT passports

Each agent carries a signed JWT passport with a trust level baked in. The runtime verifies it on every call. No valid identity means no tool access - no exceptions.

Sensitive-data detection and rectificationAwareness

Sensitive-data detection and rectification

When an agent calls data and then runs search, Megent detects sensitive fields, rectifies risky values first, and allows only policy-compliant search/query to continue.

Third-party agent coverageSupply chain

Third-party agent coverage

Wrap any agent you didn't write - vendor plugins, marketplace agents, open-source bots - and enforce your rules regardless of what's inside the black box.

Budget limiting policyGovernance

Budget limiting policy

Set spend caps by agent, workflow, or day. When a limit is reached, Megent pauses non-critical tools and keeps your core flow under control.

Safety modeSafety mode

Stop tool, not whole agent

When policy blocks an action, Megent can stop only that risky tool call instead of breaking the whole agent run, so your workflow degrades gracefully.

How it works

Three steps to runtime safety

Click a step to preview exactly what your team would configure.

01

Write your policy

Add one small policy file with the tools and rules you allow.

policy.yaml
Policy Marketplace

Policy Marketplace

Discover predefined and community-authored policy packs, all versioned and ready for production workflows.

Use cases

Pick your workflow

Choose a case to preview the default guard behavior.

Fintech

Mask card data and block risky transfers by default.

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