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Guides to running a governed agent fleet on XOOZLY: cost caps checked before a run starts, MCP connectors behind one audited gateway, versioned rule files, tenant isolation and execution traces.
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How the governance layer works
An agent cannot reach a connector directly. Each call is checked against that connection’s own policy — a grant naming the exact actions that agent may take — then written to the append-only audit log whether it passed or failed, and only then dispatched. A write is not recorded as done until it has been read back.
{ "action": "MCP_TOOL_CALL_ALLOWED", "actor_type": "system", "resource_type": "mcp_server_connections", "resource_id": "0199c4a1-7f3e-7c21-9b44-2d6f8ae51c03", "after_state": { "agent_id": "0199c4a1-7f3e-7c21-9b44-2d6f8ae51c04", "action": "create_pull_request", "correlation": { "runId": "0199c4a1-7f3e-7c21-9b44-2d6f8ae51c05" } }, "severity": "info"}One row per call, for every connector type — including the ones with no adapter implemented yet, which return an honest failure rather than a fabricated success.
Deployment & enterprise
Our engineering team walks through connector scoping, gateway policy design and cost-cap strategy for your fleet. The published uptime commitment and security posture live in the Trust Centre.