Any coded agent — LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, or plain code in any language — joins the Prove7 trust plane two ways: through the Governed Gateway with a base-URL change, or with a one-line SDK decorator.
Your agents keep their runtime and their tools. Prove7 adds the gates — before and after every governed call — and the record.
Point your application at the Governed Gateway. Every invocation runs the full six-phase pipeline — envelope, resolve, pre-check (trust + policy + data protection in), execute, post-check (data protection out + trust update), seal. Typed, rotatable API keys; three-tier rate limits; IP allowlists.
@agentlets.governed(skill="loan_decision", point="inference")
Python, Java/Spring, JavaScript, or C#. Your runtime executes; Prove7 governs — pre-check before your code runs, post-check after, sealed either way.
The decorator declares where governance fires: at agent entry (once per run), before each inference call, before each MCP tool dispatch, or before each outbound connector call. A coded agent can govern its own model calls — not just its tools.
External agents (ExteLets) register against the frameworks and platforms you actually use — OpenAI, Anthropic, Vertex AI, Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, AgentForce, ServiceNow, UiPath, gRPC, or any MCP server — and earn trust through the same Build · Decide · Act lifecycle as native agents. A policy block returns a clear verdict; auth failures never fail open; a first successful governed call auto-verifies the registration.
MCP gateway governance places a governed control point in front of agent and tool traffic: every call through Prove7’s Governed Gateway is authenticated with typed keys, checked against trust and deterministic policy, scanned by Data Protection Guards, and sealed to a hash-chained audit record — before and after execution.
Python, Java (Spring Boot starter), JavaScript/Node, and C#/.NET — plus plain REST for anything else. Each SDK exposes the same one-line governed decorator, the same four enforcement points, and the same envelope semantics.
No. Gateway mode needs only a base-URL change. SDK mode needs one decorator on the functions you want governed. Framework wrappers for CrewAI, LangGraph, and AutoGen drop in around existing agent objects.
If you’re the one who answers when the machine acts — a CISO, a CFO, a COO — watch Prove7 Control Vector™ take an agent from discovered to governed to proven, live.
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