Bounded agent authority
Agents act inside a defined scope. Spend, external sends, secrets, and production changes pause for a named person before they run — nothing sensitive happens unattended.
Trust
Security and trust, in plain terms.
Here is how we protect your workspace today, how we validate our own work before it ships, and where we are headed on formal certification — no jargon, nothing dressed up.
Built in, live today
Not a roadmap slide. Running infrastructure.
Every control below is deployed and enforced in production. The platform status page lets you check the underlying services yourself.
Isolated by workspace
Every workspace runs in its own scoped environment. Nothing is pooled across customers, and a breach in one workspace has no path into another.
One vault, one audit surface
Every credential a worker needs lives in a managed secrets store with centralized rotation — not scattered across config files or environment variables.
Sandboxed code execution
Code an agent writes runs in a fresh, isolated environment with outbound network access blocked by the runtime — a hard boundary, not a policy an agent could argue its way past.
A controls catalog for regulated teams
The Federal Compliance add-on maps 20 controls to NIST 800-53 Rev. 5 and enforces two-person approval before a compliance freeze can be lifted.
Cloudflare’s global edge
Every surface sits behind the same network protecting a large share of the web: TLS in transit by default, DDoS protection, and access control in front of every workspace.
How we work
The practice behind the product.
We ship security features proven, not just reviewed
Before a security-relevant capability — the compliance engine, the secrets vault, workspace isolation, the code sandbox — goes live, we prove it end-to-end against the real infrastructure, not just on paper.
We publish what changes
When a control moves from planned to live, the status page and pricing page update the same day. We do not leave a capability listed as shipped after it stops being true.
We tell you what to ask us
If your security or procurement team has a questionnaire, send it. We would rather answer it directly than have you guess.
Where we’re headed
Certifications, on the record.
We are an early-stage company, and we are candid about our stage with every buyer. Formal third-party certifications — SOC 2, ISO 27001, and a FedRAMP authorization for regulated customers — are on our roadmap as we scale. When one lands, it gets published here the same day, alongside every control that is already live.
In the meantime
- · Every control on this page is independently checkable on the status page.
- · We answer security questionnaires directly — no boilerplate deflection.
- · Federal and regulated-industry readiness has its own page with the detail those teams need.