AI Governance
Govern your agents. Protect your organization.
One governance plane to monitor and set guardrails around permissions, actions, models, and costs across every AI system and every team.
Guardrails agents respect. Actions teams can trust.
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The perimeter for every agent
Ensure every agent operates within the guidelines and guardrails you set, across information retrieval, system access, action type, model use, token usage, and more.
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The agent sees what the user may see
Permissions come from your identity systems and are applied at query time. An agent acting for an analyst inherits the analyst’s rights. No side channel, no over-privileged service account.
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Every action grounded and logged
Each answer and each action carries its sources. Argonos records what the agent read, what it produced, which tool it called, and who approved it. Auditors get a trail, not a reconstruction.
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Human approval where the risk is
You set the thresholds. Low-risk steps complete on their own. High-risk steps stop and wait for a named person to decide. The agent recommends; your team retains the authority to act.
The controls
Five controls, enforced while the agent runs
In the Argonos Control Tower, you declare what an agent is for: the sources it may read, the tools and APIs it may call, the actions it may take, and the actions it is barred from taking under any prompt. Scope is a configuration, not a paragraph in a policy document. Agentic AI Orchestration applies it on every step of every run.
Bring Shadow AI under control
Teams have been building with agents and AI since before there was a policy. Argonos brings agents, models, and tools into one governed view rather than shutting them down.
• Inventory: the agents and tools running across teams
• Third-party tools: platforms connected through MCP, under the same rules
• Context reuse: what one team connects, the next one already has, no need to build multiple context and retrieval engines
• Model usage: which providers are being called, and by whom
• Spend: cost by agent, model, and provider
When the stakes are real, every step must hold up
An action nobody can explain is a problem, and increasingly a regulatory one. Argonos keeps the reasoning and the evidence with each step as it happens.
• Approval points: where a person signs before anything proceeds
• Segregation: the boundaries between what different agents may see
• Provenance: the records behind an action, kept with it
• Boundaries: what an agent can do, whatever it is asked
• Reconstruction: what ran, on whose authority, and what it referenced