Your agents are ready to deploy code, query production, and move money. AlphaDI is the gateway that lets them — enforcing policy, routing risky actions to a human, and logging every call. Ship agent automation in weeks instead of stalling in security review.
This isn't a thesis about agent safety — it's the control layer teams put in front of agents that already touch real infrastructure. The result is more automation shipped, and a smaller, simpler security bill.
AlphaDI puts two hops in the path. Agents — running anywhere — connect to a managed relay. The relay reaches a gateway inside your VPC that sits in front of your private tools. Nothing is exposed to the internet, and every action is checked, approved, and logged before it lands.
Agents authenticate to the relay over an outbound connection — no inbound firewall rules, no tools published to the internet. Each agent is granted access only to the specific upstreams it's allowed to call.
The gateway runs beside your tools. It verifies identity, applies policy as code, holds risky calls for human approval, brokers short-lived credentials, and writes an immutable audit record — all before the call touches a private system.
Capability is outpacing control. AlphaDI puts verification in the path of the actions that actually cause damage.
A poisoned document convinces an agent to exfiltrate data. Policy blocks the egress before it leaves your network.
An agent reaches for production write access it should never have. Scope is denied; a read path is offered.
Bulk reads of customer records trip a rate and sensitivity policy and route to a human.
"Which agent touched prod last night?" Every action is attributable, with inputs and identity.