The rollout from one wrapped agent to a governed fleet — the plan you can hand to your own team.
Start integrating — the docs →What actually happens after you sign up — not a vague promise about "time to value," but the specific path from a single instrumented agent to a team that can answer an auditor's question without a war room.
Wrap your riskiest agent — about three lines around the model call you already have. Its next request appears as a real captured run. Replay it once, so the team sees the mechanism rather than a slide about it.
Invite the engineers who own the agents, and give auditors read-only. Wrap two or three more. Turn on alerting, so a failure reaches Slack instead of waiting to be noticed.
Take the first real failure and do two things with it: gate it with the policy that would have caught it, and enroll the run as a regression test. Wire the suite into CI so it blocks a deploy, not a customer.
Replay 90 days against any model upgrade before it ships, so drift is a diff you review rather than an incident you explain. Export a signed record whenever anyone asks.
Available from Starter and up. This is how a CTO uplifts a team without handing every stakeholder the same keys.
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Billing, org settings, who else is Owner or Admin. Usually the person who signed up. |
| Admin | Invites the team, authors policy gates, manages plan and integrations. |
| Member | Wraps agents, reads runs, replays, and enrolls incidents — the day-to-day engineering seat. |
| Viewer | Read-only. The seat for an auditor, a compliance stakeholder, or a manager who needs visibility, not access. |
Small team, managed — no infra to run.
Teams with agents in production.
Multi-team, fleet visibility, policy control.
For regulated environments.
Start free today, or book a call and we'll walk through the rollout live against your actual agents.