Aegize
Infrastructure for autonomous AI agents
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What is Aegize?
Aegize is a runtime layer that sits between autonomous AI agents and external tools, providing identity, policy enforcement, permissions, approval workflows, and audit logging for every action an AI agent attempts to take. It enables organizations to govern what actions their AI agents are allowed to perform and maintain a complete audit trail of all operations.
Aegize pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Aegize pros
- Comprehensive governance surface: identity, policy engine, permissions, approval workflows, audit logging, and observability built into a single runtime layer
- Developer-first design: integrate with just three lines of code using a simple @guarded_tool decorator
- Open source (MIT licensed) with local deployment and transparent architecture
- Works as middleware between AI frameworks and tools—single integration point for controlling all agent actions
- Interactive sandbox and playground included to test policies and see governance in action
Aegize cons
- Early-stage open source project with limited documentation on enterprise support, SLAs, or production deployment patterns
- Requires setting up YAML policy infrastructure and policy expertise to configure governance effectively
- No built-in hosting or managed service—requires self-hosting and maintenance
Frequently asked questions about Aegize
What problem does Aegize solve?
Aegize provides governance for autonomous AI agents that take real actions (code execution, API calls, database modifications, file access, email sending). It controls what agents are allowed to do, requires human approval for high-impact actions, and audits every attempt.
How do I integrate Aegize into my project?
Aegize works as middleware between AI frameworks and tools. Wrap functions with the @guarded_tool decorator to attach identity, policy evaluation, approval gates, and audit logging in three lines of code.
Is Aegize open source?
Yes, Aegize is open source under the MIT license and available on GitHub. You can run it locally and contribute to development.
What governance capabilities does Aegize provide?
Identity tracking, declarative YAML policy engine, fine-grained permissions scoping, approval workflows for high-risk actions, append-only audit logging, and real-time observability across environments.