Agent frameworks
Govern agent tool calls, orchestration steps and delegated tasks. Integration planning can include frameworks such as LangGraph, Semantic Kernel and OpenAI Agents SDK.
Platform
Your technology.
One governance model.
Keep policy ownership, decision semantics and evidence consistent as frameworks, clouds and models change.
Integration coverage
Connect where decisions become actions.
Cloud providers
Keep policy independent of where workloads run, across environments such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and private infrastructure.
LLMs & models
Separate model invocation from the authority to release or act. Apply a consistent governance contract to hosted and self-hosted models.
REST APIs
Request a policy decision with identity, intended action and context; return reasons and restrictions to the caller.
MCP
Place checks around a tool invocation and its result when connecting model applications to tools and context.
A2A
Carry actor, task and authority context across agent handoffs; evaluate consequential actions at their destination.
Enterprise systems
Connect at the action boundary in CRM, ERP, PIM, content repositories, service management and identity systems.
Others
Plan for future technologies, bespoke systems and custom tools. Scope an adapter around your interfaces, enforcement points and evidence requirements.
The common contract
Technology-neutral does not mean context-free.
- Into the decision
- Actor and identity, intended action, purpose, resources, relevant business context and policy version.
- Out of the decision
- Allow, constrain, escalate or block; reasons, restrictions and any required approval.
- Back into the record
- What actually executed, who intervened and how the outcome relates to the original request.
Plan an integration
Start with one consequential action.
Identify the system that can prevent execution, the person who owns its authority, and the evidence needed afterwards.
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