NeoMundi Runtime Signal
Govern agents with runtime AI signals. Before they drift.
NeoMundi Runtime Signal launched on May 20, 2026 with 1 votes.
What it does
NeoMundi adds a real-time runtime signal layer to AI agents and LLM systems. Detect drift, expose actionable runtime telemetry, and trigger decisions while your agents run. Use the signal to stop, retry, reroute, escalate to humans, or govern agent behavior in real time. For LLM systems, runtime signals may reveal the point of maximum useful information before drift, noise, and token inflation begin. 5-minute integration. 100 free requests. Win 1000 for feedback
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→ Get free API access: https://controltower.neomundi.io/pricing NeoMundi adds a real-time runtime signal layer to AI agents and LLM systems. Detect drift, expose actionable runtime telemetry, and trigger decisions while your agents run. For LLM systems, runtime signals may reveal the point of maximum useful information before drift, noise, and token inflation begin. Bring Your Own Key. Full privacy. Your provider key remains under your control. NeoMundi processes the generative runtime stream to produce governance and orchestration signals, without prompt or response retention. curl -N -X POST https://api.neomundi.io/v1/govern/stream \ -H " X-API-Key: ct_live_xxx " \ -H " Content-Type:…from github.com
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