governance-gate

Enforce governance policies for autonomous agent executions by applying input sanitization, seven policy constraints, execution sandboxing, output validation, side-effect logging, and rollback mechanisms to block, warn, or escalate risky operations.

Prevent destructive operations during agent workflows by enforcing five safety layers: input sanitization, policy gating, execution sandbox, output validation, and recovery or rollback mechanisms across tool invocations.

Add human approval escalation tiers for risky infrastructure changes by assigning T0–T3 risk tiers that explicitly block, warn, or escalate destructive, financial, or non-compliant operations for review.

Enforce MCP server tool bindings and side-effect logging for agent runs by applying capability gating and governance constraints that validate tool invocations and track irreversible infrastructure changes.

Governance-gate supports rollback mechanisms for CI/CD deploys and database migrations by validating execution plans, applying git-safe workflows, and logging side effects to ensure actions are auditable and reversible.

Policy constraints checked to prevent secret leakage during code edits include safety, privacy, data access, financial, compliance, fairness, and transparency checks that block, redact, warn, or escalate as needed.