Aegis-control
Policy enforcement for LLM tool calls.
What it does
AI agents don't just generate text anymore — they call tools. They query databases, hit APIs. And right now, almost nobody is governing what those tools can actually do. Aegis Control sits in your LLM request path and enforces policies on tool calls — before they execute. Platform and security teams shipping LLM agents to production who need more than a dashboard. If you're running agents with real tool access, and you need to control and audit what those tools can do, Aegis is for you.
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