Observability and Governance for Agentic Workflows
IntentGraph preserves enterprise authorization and enables data sovereignty as work is delegated across agents, models, and tools.
Why This Matters
Without boundary and authority controls, you can't even enforce residency.
Authority
Whose permissions govern access when the principal interacting with a resource is acting on someone else’s behalf?
Boundary
How are trust boundaries maintained in multi-user environments utilizing delegation and persistent memory?
Residency
Where is the data physically stored or processed, and what geographic requirements govern it?
Use Cases
Multi-agent workflows inside your own environment — financial operations, ticketing, data access, scheduled batch work. The originating identities are your users and your service accounts, and both the entitlements and the authorization decision stay where they already live.
Your customers' users drive your agents, and each customer asserts identity and access. These entitlements govern what your agents can do — per customer, per user, and per workflow. Much like Bring Your Own Key (BYOK), this is Bring Your Own Authorization (BYOA).
Your agents run inside a customer's environment, whether deployed there or reaching in. You assert operator identity and request access per workflow, and the customer's authorization engine enforces it. Every action is attributable to a named person on your team, and the customer can constrain or revoke that access without waiting on you.
How It Works
Agents must be considered part of the threat model, not principals. IntentGraph binds authorization and intent to the workflow, downscoping permissions from everything the user is allowed to do, to only what the request requires. It runs as a control plane outside the agents, so no agent ever holds credentials, and creates a boundary that delegation can’t cross.
IntentGraph is a drop-in deployment that works with your existing identity and authorization infrastructure and doesn’t lock you into a single agentic platform or framework. Teams can start with observability and introduce authorization incrementally. With permissions enforced outside the agents, your team can ship agentic workflows faster and safely delegate subtasks to cheaper models.
Critical Controls
Preserve the requesting identity’s existing intent and authorization throughout delegation, without provisioning business entitlements for individual agents.
Turn an open agentic environment into a closed distributed system to maintain trust boundaries while enabling full agent autonomy within the system.
Non-repudiation and an immutable record of every execution, rendered as a workflow graph and exportable as OpenTelemetry.