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      Enables AI agents to call backend tools under per-agent policy, deciding which tools each agent can see, what arguments it may pass, how often it may call, and which writes wait for human approval. It also redacts secrets and PII from tool results, fences untrusted output against injection, and records every call in a hash-chained audit log.
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      MIT
    • F
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      Enables controlled AI-agent access to enterprise-shaped tools with a deny-by-default gated write path, human approval, dry-run execution, and append-only audit logging.
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      Enables governed tool-calling agents with policy decisions, optional human approval, hash-chained audit logging, and deterministic evaluation.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables AI agents to safely invoke enterprise tools such as Supabase PostgreSQL and the Notion API through a zero-trust gateway that performs server-side policy and risk evaluation, cryptographically binds approval tickets to exact parameters, and requires out-of-band human approval for destructive operations. It also scrubs credentials from logs and responses while providing audit trails, rate limiting, and a web console for reviewing pending authorizations.
      Apache 2.0
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      Enables autonomous AI agents to operate safely by intercepting risky tool calls, evaluating them against policy, and suspending them for human approval via Slack, Telegram, or a web dashboard.
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      Apache 2.0
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      Enforces policy controls for AI agents, including spend limits, action approvals, kill switch, scoped credentials, dry-run diffs, loop prevention, and auditable hash-chained logs.
      MIT