Direct access creates blind spots.
- Permissions are scattered across tools
- Sensitive actions are difficult to review
- Decisions and outcomes are hard to trace
THE CONTROL PLANE FOR AGENTIC AI
Put a policy layer between AI agents and your systems.
Govern every tool call—with identity, permissions, human approvals, credentials, and audit built in.
Your agents can act. Your policies decide how.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW 01 — 03
Built around the tools
you already have.
FROM DIRECT ACCESS TO GOVERNED ACTION
As agents touch more systems, access control, approvals, and accountability become part of the product—not an afterthought.
THE CONTROL PLANE FOR AGENTIC AI
Bring your tools together. Decide what agents can access and do.
Keep every action accountable.
Connect services, discover their tools, and review new versions before publishing them to your teams.
Meet your gateway ↗Set permissions by role, user, tool, and arguments. Keep sensitive actions in the hands of a human reviewer.
Try a policy in action ↗Follow requests, policy decisions, and outcomes in one audit trail. Understand usage and export the records you need.
Explore the controls ↗A SMALL LAYER. A BIG DIFFERENCE.
AI agents can call tools. Custos decides whether they should. Every request follows the same governed path, so your rules follow every action.
Follow a requestBring in MCP servers, APIs, and internal services. Inspect discovered tools and publish the ones your team needs.
Define access policies, scope credentials, and choose which actions need approval.
Agents call the gateway. Custos checks the request, governs execution, and records the outcome.
SEE CUSTOS IN ACTION
Watch how Custos puts a clear control layer between AI agents and the tools they use.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE GOVERNANCE.
Choose a real-world tool call and follow identity, policy, approval, execution, and audit in one path.
INTERACTIVE DEMO · SAMPLE DATA
read_customer({ id: "customer_1042" })↗Run the sample request to see a decision.
This example runs locally. No real tools are called.
ONE GOVERNED PATH
Custos sits between your agents and the systems they use, applying the same control layer to every request.
SHARED CONFIDENCE. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES.
Give teams a consistent way to connect AI to company systems. Manage tools, access, and usage from a shared control plane.
Define the boundaries of agent access and follow the decisions that matter. Put human review exactly where it belongs.
Connect MCP servers and APIs through a common gateway. Use scoped execution keys and get a clear outcome for each request.
// Your agent makes a request { "method": "tools/call", "params": { "name": "read_customer", "arguments": { "id": "1042" } } } // Your workspace rules follow it.
TRUST COMES FROM THE DETAILS
Purposeful controls across identity, access,
credentials, and execution.
SSO sign-in and workspace roles establish who is making a request.
Tenant-scoped access and default-deny policies govern tool execution.
Encrypted credential storage, write-only secrets, and revocable execution keys.
Rate limits and plan-based quotas put boundaries on execution and resource growth.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Getting to know Custos.
Custos is a governance gateway between AI agents and your tools. It connects MCP servers and APIs, checks tool calls against your policies, handles approval requirements, and records decisions and outcomes.
No. Custos governs tool access rather than choosing a model for you. Your agent or application needs to send supported MCP or REST tool calls through the Custos gateway. Client transport compatibility should be checked during integration.
Custos includes connectors for HTTP JSON MCP servers, supported OpenAPI 3.0 specifications, and configurable REST APIs. Connections use supported credential types. A large library of native SaaS OAuth integrations is not part of the current product.
A policy can require a separate reviewer before a sensitive tool call may proceed. The approval is bound to the request and can be used once. After approval, the original caller resubmits that request; approving alone does not execute it.
Custos adds controls around agent tool access. It complements your identity provider, infrastructure security, and operating processes. It is not a prompt-injection scanner, a general data-loss prevention system, or a substitute for a security assessment.
No. The tour uses sample data in your browser to illustrate policy decisions. It does not connect to the gateway, execute tools, transmit your choices, or modify company data.
THE NEXT CHAPTER IS AGENTIC. MAKE IT YOURS.
Connect the tools. Set the boundaries. Open up the possibilities.
See Custos in actionSTART A CONVERSATION
Talk with the Custos team about agent governance, integrations, or bringing a governed gateway to production.