A control plane for
agent execution.

Know which agents exist, define exactly what they may do, and enforce every consequential action before it reaches a business system.

Agent requestIDENTITYTOOLCONTEXT
QUASENTRA CONTROL PLANEQ
DiscoverAuthorizeApproveRecord
Controlled outcomeALLOWAPPROVALDENY

From unknown agent
to accountable action.

Each control adds context to the next. The result is one coherent record of who requested what, which policy applied, and whether execution was allowed.

01
INVENTORY

Discover the working surface.

Register agent identity, framework, version, callable tools, and input schemas as application code starts—without rebuilding the inventory by hand.

3 tools discoveredsupport-agent / v1.4
02
AUTHORIZATION

Grant the minimum authority.

Evaluate ALLOW, DENY, REQUIRE_APPROVAL, and contextual constraints immediately before a supported tool implementation runs.

email.sendREQUIRE_APPROVAL
03
HUMAN CONTROL

Pause the action, not the business.

Bind approval to the exact tenant, agent, action, and canonical arguments. Once used, the approval is consumed rather than becoming standing access.

Awaiting reviewrefund.create / PKR 24,500
04
EVIDENCE

Reconstruct every decision.

Connect authorization results, incidents, approval history, and per-agent HMAC audit chains so ordinary record modification or deletion is detectable.

Chain verifiedcheckpoint / 14:42:08

Match enforcement
to the consequence.

Not every tool carries the same risk. Start with developer-friendly interception, then move credentials and high-impact execution behind the gateway where required.

01
SDK ADAPTER

Intercept

The supported framework adapter authorizes immediately before local tool code executes.

Fastest integration
02
TRUSTED CONNECTOR

Enforce

The server-side gateway holds credentials and applies destination, method, query, and payload restrictions.

Stronger credential boundary
03
APPROVED PROFILE

Isolate

Untrusted workloads run with explicit resource and network restrictions in an approved sandbox profile.

Highest workload separation

The agent requests an outcome.
It never needs the secret.

For supported gateway connectors, Quasentra keeps business credentials server-side. The agent submits an authenticated operation; policy and connector restrictions determine whether it can run.

Explore the trusted gateway →
AGENT PROCESSNo business credentialexecute("customer.lookup")
authenticated request
QUASENTRA GATEWAYPolicy + secret + connectorrestricted destination
CONTROL WHAT EXECUTES

Start with one agent.
Make every action explainable.

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