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AI Agent Governance

Your AI agents are making
decisions right now. Do you
know what they’re doing?

Governing an agent means it has a mandate to act. Clevername makes sure that mandate holds — six weeks later, six months later.

New Game

Case File

A public noir detective game for exploring layered runtime security and hidden policy enforcement.

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For security teams

Agents are already running

You have agents in production. You don’t know what all of them are doing. Start with discovery.

For engineering teams

Ready to deploy securely

Govern your agents before they go live. Clevername issues the mandate.

For developers

Building with AI

Connect your keys, get scanning and protection. Upgrade when your team needs governance.

Without

How AI agents connect to tools today

You
Prompt or task
prompt
Agent
Claude, GPT, etc.
tool call
MCP Server
No oversight
External Tools
GitHub, Slack, Stripe
No identity check
No content scanning
Keys in config files
Ungoverned
No audit trail

Example: “Agent triages a support ticket”

What happens without governance

1
Your support agent picks up a Zendesk ticket and decides to create a GitHub issue.
2
The call goes straight to GitHub — no checks, no identity verification, no record of who authorized it.
3
Issue created. The customer's email is now visible to everyone with repo access. The GitHub token lives in a config file.

No one verified the agent's identity. No one scanned for personal data. API keys are scattered across configs. The customer's data is exposed, credentials are unmanaged, and there's no trail to investigate.

Governed agents have a mandate to act — ungoverned agents don't

Governance becomes the enforcement policy — not a checklist that gets filed

Govern an agent once — its questionnaire answers become the runtime rules it operates under
When a governed agent drifts from its mandate, it's automatically blocked until re-governed
Before you shut an agent down, see its blast radius — every agent, workflow, and integration that depends on it

Find the AI you didn't know you had

Shadow AI is already running in your org — discover it before it becomes a liability

Discovers agents running without governance — developer tools, automations, third-party integrations
SCIM sync with Okta, Entra, and Google Workspace — every agent stays tied to a team and owner
One command extends the same governance process to any agent, IDE, or deployment — no MCP required

Credentials your agents never see

Keys stay in the vault — not in config files, not in prompts, not in agent memory

API keys typed into prompts are automatically detected and stripped before they reach the model
Each agent only gets the credentials it was provisioned for — if it's compromised, it can't reach the rest
Bring your own key store or use ours — works with any provider

A paper trail every auditor can read

365 days of tamper-evident logs — ready for the questions you haven't been asked yet

Every governance decision logged with full chain of custody — what ran, what was blocked, why
Forward to Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, Datadog, or Elastic in real time
SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR-ready out of the box

From the Blog

Latest Insights

Thoughts on AI agent governance, security, and compliance.

Mar 20, 2026

Why Agent Governance Is the Missing Layer in Your AI Stack

Identity platforms ask who an agent is. Scanners inspect what it said. But nobody is enforcing what it’s actually allowed to do.

Mar 18, 2026

Introducing the Agent Review: Human Sign-Off for Every Agent

No agent should operate ungoverned. The Agent Review governs every deployment — quorum sign-off becomes the runtime mandate.

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