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Policies run at call-time, not post-hoc. If a call violates your rules, your agent never sees the success response. It sees a denial and can recover.
Define policies in YAML. Match on tool name, argument patterns, frequency, user, or custom logic. Rules compose; later rules override earlier ones.
For risky calls you want to allow sometimes, put them in ask mode. Your agent pauses, you get a Slack/email notification, you approve or deny in under a second. Agent resumes with your decision.
Policies are pre-compiled. Decision time is sub-millisecond. Your agent doesn't feel the proxy; calls land at tool speed.
One policy set guards all your agents. Team lead writes policies once. Engineers deploy agents with confidence. No per-agent config drift.
Every allow, ask, block decision logs the policy that matched, the agent ID, the call, and the context. Replay any decision. Prove compliance to auditors.
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