The AI agent safety platform for enterprise execution.
Deterministic execution gating, independently recomputed risk, and cryptographic authorization, enforced before an agent can touch systems, data, or workflows. Every decision leaves a signed receipt.
The model agreed.
The kernel refused.
Pick an intent. The Gate recomputes the risk itself, decides before any adapter is reachable, and signs the decision either way. Then try the live enforcement demo against the real Rust gate.
- Intent
- Canonical IR
- Gate
- Adapter
- Receipt
New surfaces.
Same gate.
The core now reaches agents, operators, and browsers in new ways. Every one of them still answers to the same Gate.
Ask before you act. Get a signed answer.
Send a proposed action to the gateway and get Approve, Escalate, or Deny back, signed and written to the ledger. Replaying the same intent is rejected.
Nine enforcement guarantees.
Each one under test.
Every governed action is held to S1 through S9. The October 7 release run passed 1,345 workspace tests with zero failures. See the verification record and compliance mappings.
Adapter Reachability
Nothing executes without a Gate artifact bound to the IR hash, policy, adapter identity, and nonce. The adapter runs 14 checks before any side effect.
Higher risk demands more proof.
Identity roots, unbounded impact, and infrastructure deletion. IAM updates, kube-system, and Terraform state are hard floors.
- Refused by the default policy: mechanical refusal
- Signatures cannot override a deny
- A custom policy can route T3 to a 2 of 3 quorum instead
Built for environments where
failure is not an option.
Govern what agents execute,
not just what they say.
Explore the platform by capability, or start with the resources hub.
AI Agent Runtime Governance Platform
Govern the execution boundary: verify intent, apply deterministic policy, require approvals, and issue signed receipts before any side effect.
ExploreConceptExecution Boundary Governance
The model proposes; the runtime decides. Unauthorized actions never receive an execution token, so the adapter stays unreachable.
ExploreRuntimeAI Agent Policy Enforcement
Deterministic allow, deny, and escalate outcomes evaluated after canonicalization and before adapter access.
ExploreSecurityAgentic AI Security Platform
Control what agents are authorized to do, what evidence they produce, and which operations require approval.
ExploreEvidenceAI Agent Audit Trails and Receipts
Signed receipts tied to intent, policy, adapter identity, tenant scope, and outcome, verified against public keys you pin yourself.
ExploreGuideWhat Are AI Agent Guardrails?
What guardrails do, where they help, and why they are not the whole safety story.
ExploreGuideOWASP Agentic Top 10 Compliance Guide
How runtime controls, approval models, and evidence connect to agentic AI risk frameworks.
ExploreGuideFedRAMP AI Agent Compliance and IL4 to IL6 Readiness
A public-sector evaluation guide focused on isolation, evidence, and deployment posture.
ExploreQuestions buyers ask first
What does SovereignClaw actually govern?
Proposed agent actions, before they reach a governed adapter. The Rust Gate canonicalizes the intent, recomputes the risk facts itself, applies policy, and only then issues a scoped execution token. Systems are protected when their actions are routed through that boundary.
Are the receipts post-quantum?
Yes. Receipts carry two signatures, classical Ed25519 and post-quantum SLH-DSA (FIPS 205), and verification fails closed if either one is missing or downgraded. Dual-signature mode is switched on per deployment with a single setting.
Do we have to replace our model or orchestrator?
No. Keep your model and orchestration stack. Integrate through governed adapters, the HTTP gateway, the A2A task interface, or the Python SDK with LangChain wrappers, around the actions you need to control.
What happens when the model and the Gate disagree?
The Gate wins. Tier-driving facts are recomputed from the operation itself, so a model that labels a destructive action as low impact is flagged and classified by what the action actually does. A deny is final.
Execution certainty
starts here.
SovereignClaw is in controlled early access for enterprise teams in healthcare, finance, government, and critical infrastructure.
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