Policy-based governance for AI agent tool calls. YAML policy, approval gates, audit logging.
The governance layer for AI agents. One API, 12 frameworks, every governance primitive. Aegis is to agent governance what Redis is to data structures — one runtime that unifies prompt-injection blocking, PII masking, policy enforcement, trust delegation, and tamper-evident audit across every agent framework. No code changes. pip install agent-aegis → aegis.autoinstrument() → 12 frameworks are now…
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The governance layer for AI agents. One API, 12 frameworks, every governance primitive. Aegis is to agent governance what Redis is to data structures — one runtime that unifies prompt-injection blocking, PII masking, policy enforcement, trust delegation, and tamper-evident audit across every agent framework. No code changes. pip install agent-aegis → aegis.auto_instrument() → 12 frameworks are now governed. 30-Second Start • Every AI agent framework reinvents the same governance primitives…
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