Central policy engine
Versioned rules for what each agent can access. Targets concrete risks — secrets, exfiltration, unsafe shell, dangerous infra commands. Org, team, or developer granularity.
Centralized policy and human-in-the-loop control for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Pi.
Today’s prompts ask yes or no. Ambit asks does the blast radius warrant interrupting the developer?
Designed for Security. Drops into the stack your engineers already use.
Versioned rules for what each agent can access. Targets concrete risks — secrets, exfiltration, unsafe shell, dangerous infra commands. Org, team, or developer granularity.
Full audit trail of every agent action. Dashboards plus headless data retrieval — pull events via MCP or CLI into your SIEM and workflow.
Block exfiltration and unsafe behavior automatically. Targets the actions that actually cause incidents — not theatre.
Developers can override policy via coding-agent hooks — warned of risks before they proceed. Velocity preserved, risk surfaced.
The same agent command gets a different verdict depending on where it runs and what it can actually reach.
Risk context displayed. One keystroke to approve or deny.
Blast radius is ephemeral. Agent stays unblocked.
One policy. Different verdict per runtime. Not just block / allow.
“We don’t have a problem with developers using AI agents — we have a problem with us not knowing what those agents are doing on our machines, against our infrastructure.”
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