Content guardrails see what the model says. Aigentical sees what the agent does — and refuses to forward the call if policy says no. Built for the agentic era, not retrofitted from chat-safety tooling.
Agents now delete data, issue refunds, and modify production. Actions happen outside the model’s context — tool calls, MCP, A2A delegation — where content classifiers can’t reach.
Every LLM, MCP, vector-DB, and A2A call routes through one governance pipeline. The agent can’t disable what it can’t reach.
Zero-to-low-friction deployment — point a base_url, drop in a sidecar, or gate at admission. The same layers run on every tier: cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped, with no agent rewrite.
Most HITL is a workflow checkbox an agent can talk its way around. Ours is a cryptographic primitive: a high-risk action freezes until a person approves, and the agent has no material to forge the result.
Authentication is the front door. The risk is the action. Aigentical consumes your identity signal and makes the agent’s identity enforceable at every call.
No rip-and-replace — we sit on top of the IAM you already run and make it enforceable at every agent action.
Procurement becomes “Aigentical and your identity stack,” never “or.” Zero migration — you keep what you have.
We don’t replace your detectors — we consume their verdicts. Every catch, ours or theirs, runs one closed loop: audit, reputation penalty, pattern capture, alert. Defense-in-depth that compounds.
Every decision pins its policy version into a tamper-evident chain, forwarded to your SIEM. Mapped to the frameworks your program already runs on.
Map your agent inventory, deploy the proxy in staging with zero code changes, and watch governance run on your own agent traffic.