Tovel gives each workload an isolated, hardened workspace, connected to your own application, governed by six layers, observable end to end.
Tovel takes an agent estate from unknown to accountable: find what is already running, stand up hardened replacements, bind them to policy, and keep them in line while they operate.
Surface every agent and MCP already running, including the shadow ones nobody registered.
Replace them with hardened agents and MCP servers from a vetted catalog, each in its own enclave.
Bind each enclave to a policy and the framework packs it has to answer to.
Watch them live, trip breakers on drift or spend, and re-score posture continuously.
Tovel scans your repositories, cloud accounts and CI/CD for anything acting like an agent: scheduled scripts, MCP servers, copilots and autonomous jobs. Each one is inventoried with its identity, its reach and whoever owns it.
The estate you did not know about surfaces first — shadow agents with no owner, no policy and standing credentials — because that is where the risk concentrates.
Instead of ungoverned scripts, deploy from a catalog of hardened agent and MCP templates — each pre-scoped to least privilege, bound to a trust tier, and dropped into its own enclave with a cryptographic identity and a named owner.
Connectors — repositories, cloud accounts, CI/CD and knowledge bases — attach through the same vetted catalog, so nothing joins an enclave without review.
An enclave is where a small team of role-scoped agents operates on one of your applications (its repository, cloud account, CI/CD and MCP tools) under a single governance policy. Nothing crosses the boundary that the policy has not allowed.
Every agent carries a cryptographic identity, a trust tier and a named human owner. The enclave is the unit you assess, score and export.
The same six layers apply to every agent, on every turn, from the orchestration loop down to an independent verifier.
Every agent is observed live. Plan divergence is flagged, spend and behaviour thresholds trip breakers, and any agent can be paused or stopped through a deliberate confirmation step. When a breaker fires, the agent pauses itself and the event is sealed.
A signed bill of materials for every enclave, with runtime attribution: what actually ran, and under whose authority.
The application inside each enclave is scanned continuously and prioritised by exploitability, not raw CVE counts.
In the demo, we deploy one on your own architecture and walk the harness end to end.