All Or Nothing.
Block agents and your team stalls. Trust them and you've handed over the keys. There is no middle ground.
The policy layer between your agents and your apps to control all agentic access. Every agent action evaluated, every credential mediated, every decision logged.
The Problem
Block agents and your team stalls. Trust them and you've handed over the keys. There is no middle ground.
Today, there is zero audit log for AI agents. When your agent acts, the log records you. That's not an audit. It's a list of names.
HR offboards humans. IT revokes their access. The agents they set up keep running forever.
The Solution
Every agent action passes through a runtime policy gateway before it can access your apps. Evaluated, approved or denied and logged.
Set per-action rules: reads auto-approve, writes escalate, destructive actions deny. The MCP Gateway enforces your rules in real time. Build visually or in code.
Tokens always stay in the Cakewalk vault. The gateway pulls tokens per tool call, injects them at proxy time and holds no credentials between calls. A prompt-injected agent leaks a reference ID, not a key.
Apply least privilege to agents the same way you apply it to humans. Each agent gets exactly the access the task needs, only as long as it needs it, revoked the moment the work is done. No standing permissions to forget about.
Every tool call records the human who delegated, the agent that ran and the policy that fired. Immutable proof, on tap. Offboard the human in your HRIS and the agents get revoked too.
Cakewalk discovers every agent your team runs, across any platform: Cursor, Claude, Copilot, ChatGPT and the long tail. One catalog, one policy set, one place to kill the lot. Shadow AI becomes sanctioned AI.
How It Works
Every agent action passes through a runtime policy gateway before it can access your apps. Evaluated, approved or denied and logged. For every single agent job.
Integrations
350+ integrations across your stack. Govern any AI agent and control their access without replacing anything.
AI Agents
Connections
Resources
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