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Intelliger

Agent trust and governance

Know which agent is acting. Control what it can do.

The Enterprise Agent Gateway checks the agent’s identity and current authority before a request reaches an important system. It applies policy, routes approvals and keeps a record of what happened.

Financial operations specialist reviewing an agent request before approval

Enterprise Agent Gateway

A control point before the target system.

Identity verified

Authority bounded

Policy enforced

Action evidenced

The control gap

Connection is not authority.

API keys, service accounts and model permissions can let an agent connect. They do not prove who stands behind it, why it is acting, what limits apply or whether this action is authorised now.

Access control asks

Can this agent connect?

Intelliger asks

May it perform this action now?

Enterprise Agent Gateway

Put one governed boundary in front of agents that act.

The gateway can govern Intelliger workers, internally developed agents and approved third-party agents through a consistent control sequence.

Identify the agent

Resolve the agent, its operator, its organisation and the assurance claims required by the receiver.

Verify its authority

Check purpose, action, target, value, time, delegation chain and revocation state.

Enforce institutional policy

Allow, deny, constrain or route the request for approval outside model reasoning.

Record what happened

Retain the request, authority, policy decision, approval and resulting action as connected evidence.

The control sequence

Decide before the request reaches the execution boundary.

The target system still executes the action. Intelliger determines whether the request should be allowed to reach it.

01

Identify

Resolve the agent and the organisation behind it.

02

Authorise

Verify its current delegated mandate.

03

Evaluate

Apply policy to this request and context.

04

Approve

Stop where accountable review is required.

05

Prove

Issue evidence of the decision and outcome.

Built on OATI

An open trust model beneath the commercial control plane.

OATI is an open trust standard for AI agents. It identifies the agent, proves what it may do and records evidence of the action across systems and organisations.

Explore OATI developer resources

OATI-ID for stable agent references

Agent Passports for ownership and assurance

Short-lived Mandates for delegated authority

Policy decisions for deterministic enforcement

Action Receipts for verifiable evidence

Registry and network profiles for federation

Choose one agent journey

Define the boundary before the agent crosses it.

Bring the agent, target system, accountable owner and difficult requests. We will map the identity, authority, policy, approval and evidence contract.