zeroroot
zeroroot is a zero-trust agent runtime: agents can only do what a named person granted, and every action is replayable.
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What is zeroroot?
zeroroot is a zero-trust agent runtime (formerly marketed as Gibson) that enables AI agents to operate in production with enforced security controls. It provides granular access grants bounded by who granted them, complete auditability through timeline replay, and supports multiple agent frameworks (Go, TypeScript, Python, LangChain) checking into a single secure runtime - installed in your own cluster or run in zeroroot's cloud.
zeroroot pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
zeroroot pros
- Production-ready security: agents can only execute actions that a named person explicitly granted, with no excess permissions
- Complete auditability: every decision, tool call, and output is timestamped and replayable to answer what the agent did at any moment
- Framework-agnostic: teams retain their preferred development framework while all agents check in to the same runtime
- Flexible deployment: run in ZeroRoot's cloud or host in your own cluster
zeroroot cons
- Early access: requires application as a design partner, not generally available
- Centralized runtime dependency: all agents must check in to the same runtime, creating a single point of coordination
- Learning curve: teams need to adopt a new grant and mission model even with their existing framework
Frequently asked questions about zeroroot
Can our teams use different agent frameworks?
Yes. Each team can use Go, TypeScript, Python, or LangChain. They all check in to the same Gibson runtime, which handles security and auditability uniformly.
How do we audit what an agent did?
Gibson records every decision, tool call, and observation in a timeline per tenant. You can replay any run move-by-move to see exactly what the agent knew and did at each moment.
Where does Gibson run?
You can host it in ZeroRoot's cloud or run it in your own Kubernetes cluster.
How long does it take to ship a production agent?
The page claims 1 day to your first production agent using Gibson, though timeline depends on your existing agent design.