Works with the agents you already run
An MCP server or SDK adapter puts every tool call behind the gateway, whatever model is underneath.
Auctervia checks each action against your policy before it runs, and keeps proof anyone can verify.
Refund $480.00
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Logs show what ran, never whether it was allowed.
Auctervia checks it against your policy before it runs, then seals the record.
Logs show what ran, never whether it was allowed.
Refund $480.00
Only in the trace logs
Auctervia checks it against your policy before it runs, then seals the record.
Refund $480.00
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Issue a refund, merge code, edit a record.
Nothing reaches the tool until it is decided.
Checked against your own policy, not ours.
What actually ran is captured and recorded.
Connect the agents you already run, prove every action, re-test every change and ship with a sign-off.
An MCP server or SDK adapter puts every tool call behind the gateway, whatever model is underneath.
Every decision is written as a hash-linked, append-only record, in an open format your assessors can read without us.
A new model, prompt, tool or policy re-runs the suite in a sandbox before release. Our support suite runs 26 adversarial scenarios end to end.
Each release ends in a versioned report and a clear decision. The history stays for your audits.
One workflow, one policy. It ends in an evidence report and a release decision.
Each change re-tested, more workflows added, the evidence history kept for audits.
Protocols and evidence tooling your assessors can use without us.
It sits between your agents and the tools they call. Every action is checked against your policy before it runs, allowed or denied, and written down as a sealed record of what was tried, what was decided and what actually happened.
No. An MCP server or an SDK adapter puts your existing agents behind the gateway with minimal code changes. Your models, prompts and tools stay as they are.
Agents built on Claude, OpenAI, Gemini and open-weight models, including self-hosted ones. The checks happen at the tool call, so the model underneath does not matter.
It never reaches the tool. The agent gets a clear refusal it can act on, and the attempt is recorded with the policy that blocked it, so the decision can be reviewed later.
Anyone you share it with. Records are hash-linked and append-only, kept separate for each customer, and exported in an open format, so security teams, auditors and certifiers can check them without us.
Four weeks, one workflow, one policy. We put the agent behind the gateway, run the test suite against it and finish with a versioned evidence report and a release decision your security team can sign.