The Scary Part of AI Agents Is the Part We Built Hardest.
Fastyr Governance is the control plane for your AI workforce — who each agent is, what it can touch, which actions wait for your yes, and one switch that stops it all.
Fastyr Governance is the control plane for your AI workforce — who each agent is,
what it can touch, which actions wait for your yes, and one switch that stops it all.
You hired an AI agent to work while you sleep. Every tool you handed it is a door you left open overnight.
Most AI tools borrow your login. Every email it sends, every record it touches — the log says you did it. When something goes wrong, good luck proving otherwise.
The API key you pasted works everywhere, forever. There's no 'just the CRM, read-only, this quarter.' Revoking it means breaking everything at once.
It worked for 40 minutes and said 'done.' Which tools did it call? What did it change? Your only audit trail is a summary written by the thing you're auditing.
Tokens burn on a card you don't see until the invoice arrives. An agent stuck in a retry loop is a money printer running in reverse.
Identity first. Scope second. Approvals where they matter. A record of everything.
Hiring an agent mints a real identity — not a bot key taped to your login. It gets its own account, its own mailbox, its own credentials, and its own name on everything it ever does. Offboard it like a person: one click, nothing left behind.
Grant a tool to one agent, a role, or the whole org — never a master key. The agent acts as itself, inside the grant. Revoke once and it's gone everywhere, mid-task included.
Every tool an agent can reach is risk-classified before it can use it. Pick a policy — Full Access, Balanced, or Always Ask. A gated call freezes exactly where it is, waits for your decision, then resumes from that exact call. Not a re-run. A resume.
A live flight recorder over every run — each call with its inputs, output, duration, and outcome, under the agent's own name. Never a generic ‘AI’. What it did at 2:14am is exactly what the record says it did.
Pause one agent or freeze the whole workforce. Scheduled runs hold. Queued jobs stay queued — the pause is honored by a double gate, not a banner that hopes for the best. And you can still message every agent directly to ask what happened.
- Pause is not delete — context, memory, and queue survive
- Per-agent or org-wide, one gesture either way
- Budgets put a hard wall under spend while you're away
One control plane
