Use case · Shadow AI

Govern AI agents before they become an unmanaged execution risk.

An agent that never went through security review still has to act through the runtime it runs on. Where PRAE enforces policy at that execution boundary, an unapproved agent cannot simply bypass governance when it attempts something sensitive: it meets the same policy as every approved one.

Govern → Enforce → Prove

Shipping · execution control

01

Govern

One policy for every agent on a governed runtime — reviewed or not. The operator baseline applies to all of them; nothing is exempt for being unknown.
02

Enforce

Checked before it runs: out-of-policy actions are refused, sensitive ones held for a human. An unreviewed agent meets the same boundary as an approved one.
03

Prove

Every decision is sealed in a hash-chained ledger, and any row exports as a signed receipt, so what an unmanaged agent tried — and what it was allowed — is on the record.

Bounded on purpose: PRAE governs what an agent can execute where PRAE is in the path. It does not discover or inventory AI applications running outside the runtimes it is mounted on.

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