Hold production agents to policy at the moment they act.

Agents deployed as applications and services act continuously, on real data, with no one watching each call. PRAE puts the decision in their execution path: the service asks the gate before each tool it runs, and every decision is sealed for the audit that follows.

Govern → Enforce → Prove

In part
  1. 01

    Govern

    The same pack as everywhere else, so a production agent runs under the policy you tested — versioned and signed — not under a copy buried in its code.

  2. 02

    Enforce

    Each tool call judged before it runs — refused, held for a human, or allowed — inside the service’s own loop. No model in the enforcement path.

  3. 03

    Prove

    Every decision sealed with the clause that produced it, exportable as signed receipts and as OCSF events for your SIEM.

Where it plugs in today: services in Node or TypeScript that call the gate from their tool loop. A stateless MCP gateway in front of your MCP servers is in development, and managed cloud agent platforms are on the roadmap. PRAE does not discover or inventory deployed agents.

Node / TypeScript →MCP Gateway →AI compliance & audit readiness →