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Agent Governance

Govern agents built on any framework.

Kynexa adds identity, policy, data & tool controls, memory controls, approvals and audit around agents built with LangGraph, Claude, OpenAI, CrewAI, AutoGen, Semantic Kernel or custom enterprise frameworks.

Reads at source · single-tenant · every policy decision logged.

The problem you own

Autonomous agents chain actions, call tools and pass data to one another. Each hand-off is an uncontrolled moment: an agent can retrieve details it never needed and one agent's data can surface inside another's reasoning. Uniform, one-size-fits-all governance either breaks the workflow or lets too much through; which is why many enterprises stall or pull back autonomous agents before production.

How it works

Kynexa treats each agent as an identity with an owner, approved purpose, permissions, and lifecycle state. The policy engine evaluates retrieval, model access, tool calls, memory operations, hand-offs, approvals, and outputs against user, agent, role, purpose, and sensitivity; without requiring teams to replace their chosen agent framework.

Governed agent

Identity, scope, and control around your agents

Kynexa governs agents built with your frameworks — it does not replace them. LangGraphClaudeOpenAICrewAIAutoGenCustom
Governed agent
Claims-triage agent
OwnerClaims platform team
PurposeTriage & summarize claims
LifecycleProduction · reviewed quarterly
Within policyHigh-impact gated
Identity

Owner, purpose, environment and lifecycle state.

Scope

What this agent may retrieve, call and act on.

Approved tools

Only registered tools, with scoped credentials.

Policy boundaries

Evaluated on every step and hand-off.

Memory controls

Retention, recall and sharing are governed.

Auditability

Every action recorded with its decision reason.

Kynexa governs agents built with your frameworks — it does not replace them.

A governed claims-triage agent shows its identity, owner, purpose and lifecycle, marked within policy with high-impact actions gated. Around it are six controls — identity, scope, approved tools, policy boundaries, memory controls and auditability — applied to agents built with LangGraph, Claude, OpenAI, CrewAI, AutoGen or custom frameworks.

Control matrix

Where governance applies

Every agent action is evaluated before it executes.

Control surfacePolicy inputEnforcement pointAudit evidence
Agent identityOwner · purpose · lifecycleAgent registryRegistry record
Action policyUser · agent · role · sensitivityPolicy engineDecision log
Tool permissionsScope · approvalMCP & tool gatewayTool-call record
MemoryPurpose · retentionMemory governanceMemory event

What you get

Agent identity and registry

Track owner, framework, purpose, permissions, lifecycle state and deployment environment.

Policy on every action

Evaluate retrieval, model selection, tool calls, hand-offs, memory and outputs before execution.

Tool and approval controls

Restrict high-impact actions to approved tools, scopes, users, agents and human approval paths.

Complete agent traces

Record the initiating identity, data accessed, policy applied, model used, tool called, memory touched, output generated and decision reason.

What changes for you

What changes for you

What you can control
What each agent may retrieve, call, remember, and hand off.
What you can prove
A complete trace for every agent action and hand-off.
What changes operationally
Third-party and custom agents move toward production safely.
Primary stakeholders
AI platform, security, agent owners.

Technical FAQ

No. Kynexa adds identity, policy, tool, memory, approval and audit controls around agents built with third-party or custom frameworks — it does not replace your orchestration.
Each hand-off is a governed action: the policy engine evaluates it against identity, role, purpose and sensitivity, and records the decision.
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