Oconee Runtime
Govern what AI agents can actually do.
What it does
Oconee Runtime is an enterprise AI governance platform that helps organizations see and control what AI tools and agents actually do. Govern activity across browsers, IDEs, and AI coding agents with context-aware policies that allow, warn, or block actions based on risk. Get a unified audit trail of AI activity so teams can adopt AI without giving up control.
Oconee Runtime detects, controls, and enforces AI usage policies across ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, coding agents, IDEs, and enterprise AI workflows.
Detect, control, and enforce AI usage policies across ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, coding agents, IDEs, and enterprise AI workflows. From visibility into prompts and AI activity, to policy enforcement and high-risk action controls, Oconee Runtime covers every step of AI use. Monitor AI usage across browser tools, coding agents, and enterprise workflows in real time. Apply organization-wide AI policies without disrupting engineering workflows. Stop risky AI-assisted actions before sensitive data leaves your organization. Govern AI usage across browser, IDE, coding-agent, and autonomous execution surfaces. Watch a sensitive paste trigger detection, enforcement, and dashboard logging in real…from oconeeruntime.com
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