Signed AI Agent Governance
Agents register with real Ed25519 identity and sign governed actions before Sentinel evaluates them.
How Sentinel worksSentinel SCA governs AI actions before execution. It combines signed agent identity, tenant dashboards, RBAC, evidence exports, billing entitlements, Ops safety controls, and tamper-evident audit trails into one governance operating system.
Customers are not only buying API calls. They are buying governed execution: Ed25519-signed agents, organization-scoped controls, decision evidence, audit packages, user roles, subscription enforcement, and protocol safety.
Agents register with real Ed25519 identity and sign governed actions before Sentinel evaluates them.
How Sentinel worksEach organization gets scoped audit timelines, decision exports, and evidence ZIP packages.
See packagesOwners, admins, auditors, and viewers get role-appropriate access to dashboards, audit, agents, billing, and exports.
Customer portalSentinel Ops monitors billing state, risk, runtime health, audit-chain integrity, and Global Protocol Freeze.
Read architectureLearn how to prevent unsafe autonomous actions before they become real.
Read articleSee how Sentinel governs agricultural telemetry, fan-control proposals, execution boundaries, receipts, and audit evidence.
Read case studyStatus: Shadow governance. Sentinel evaluates proposed CLARA actions but does not currently block CLARA execution. Not presented as a customer deployment.
See how Sentinel adds independent shadow governance to an external autonomous agent system before selective enforcement.
Read case studyReview governance correctness, signatures, replay, concurrency, reputation, review timeouts, and evidence export results.
Read validation summaryCustomer Agent -> Ed25519 Signature Verification -> Tenant + Capability + Schema Checks -> Risk + Policy Evaluation -> ALLOW / REVIEW / DENY -> Tenant Audit Timeline -> Evidence Export -> Ops Runtime Oversight
Explore the controls behind consequential agent execution: authorization, runtime policy, control planes, approval, audit evidence, MCP tool governance and fail-closed enforcement.
How governance changes when AI systems can take consequential actions.
Read guideIdentity, policy, authority and evidence around production agent execution.
Read guidePer-action authority, capabilities, freshness, revocation and execution checks.
Read guideDeterministic policy decisions applied when an agent is about to act.
Read guideGovernance records, signed evidence, integrity and execution-proof boundaries.
Read guideHuman review for bounded consequential actions without approving every step.
Read guideAuthorization and execution-boundary controls for consequential agent tool calls.
Read guideWhy missing, expired or invalid authority must not become permission.
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