Runtime enforcement boundary for AI agents: a local sidecar that gates every outbound call against Cedar policies you own. Deterministic, call-level, no model on the hot path
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Runtime enforcement boundary for AI agents: a local sidecar that gates every outbound call against Cedar policies you own. Deterministic, call-level, no model on the hot path
Open-source infrastructure for groups of AI agents — identity, capability, accountability, and norms. Framework-agnostic.
MCP server for Cedar policy language - validate, authorize, diff, and plan policy changes for Amazon Verified Permissions from your AI assistant.
Agent Run Config — an open specification for declaring, packaging, securing, and sharing portable, governed AI agents. Like a Dockerfile for agents: one reviewable Agentfile for identity, tools, boundaries, policy, and OCI packaging.
Tamper-evident audit trail for AI agent actions. An MCP gateway that enforces signed Cedar policies, proves who delegated what, and emits evidence packs an auditor can verify offline.
Apache-2.0 licensed lightweight agent sandbox: Cedar policy + Ed25519-signed receipts in one Rust binary. Design-partner preview.
Cedar for .NET — a C#/.NET port of the Cedar Java bindings, enabling .NET applications to parse, validate, format, convert, and evaluate Cedar policies using the native Cedar engine.
Deterministic, policy-as-code authorization for what an AI agent is allowed to do. Every tool call checked before it runs, logged after. A runnable reference build, not output guardrails. https://demo.sarthak-gupta.com
Open-source AI agent governance kernel — cryptographic audit trails, consent-checked data access, and verifiable decision records.
Policy platform for AI agents: Cedar policy over network, filesystem, and process access. Container sandboxing with observe-then-enforce workflow.
The Zero-Trust Action Hub is a standalone, Zero-Trust Policy Decision Point (PDP) designed for autonomous AI agent ecosystems. It enforces cryptographic governance over high-risk agent actions using AWS Cedar policies and Ed25519 digital signatures, requiring agents to collect and present cryptographic proofs from trusted external microservices.
OpenAgentTrustStack (OATS) Specification
Zero-trust API firewall and security integrity layer for autonomous AI agents & Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool execution. Secure, TOCTOU-proof, fail-closed.
PaediatricClinic Spring Boot application to demonstrate Cedar.
Experimental trust and governance ideas for autonomous AI agents — captcha, permit, mesh, eval, memory.
Reusable Cedar policy templates for agent action receipt verification. Interoperable with the Cedar policy engine and cedar for agents.
Embeddable Cedar policy engine for Rust
Vendor-neutral authorization for AI agents. Run the check inside the agent controls you already use (LlamaFirewall, NeMo Guardrails, FastMCP, A2A) and decide with the Policy-as-Code engine you already trust (OPA, Cedar, OpenFGA, or any AuthZEN PDP). One fail-closed allow/block/human-review verdict on every agent action.
Multiplayer agentic coding: a Discord-like shared workspace where people and their AI agents (Claude Code, Codex) build software together — live shared timeline, steerable agents, E2E-encrypted channels, approval-gated cross-machine dispatch, git-worktree flow. Local-first: every agent runs on its owner's machine, on its owner's subscription.
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