Policies in plain language
Write what an agent must never do, read or say, with examples of where the line is. Policies can check what a person sends, each action an agent takes, and its reply.
Agents act on real systems. RocketKind puts your team’s rules in the path of everything they do: what they may say, what they may touch, what needs a person, and what they may spend.
Our governance and architecture brief covers how checks, approvals and budgets behave in detail. Talk to us for a copy.
Write what an agent must never do, read or say, with examples of where the line is. Policies can check what a person sends, each action an agent takes, and its reply.
The agent’s own model, a model from any provider you connect, or TypeSafe AI’s Jev, a judge built to answer with probabilities instead of prose.
Choose which actions an agent takes on its own, which ask a person first, and which it never takes.
Cap how far an agent can go on one request, so nothing runs away with your time or your money.
Set what an agent may spend in one conversation and in one day.
Spend from the tools, workflows and agents an agent uses counts against its cap.
Set ceilings for each workspace and the whole organization, and token and spend limits for each API key.
Every model call is priced and attributed to the agent, workspace and key that made it.
Roles, teams and per-asset sharing, with Admin, Manager, Editor and Viewer roles in every workspace. Nobody can grant more than they have.
Every change is recorded, append-only. The log records which fields changed, never their values.
Secrets and sensitive fields are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, under platform keys or your own in AWS KMS, Google Cloud KMS, Azure Key Vault or HashiCorp Vault, with audited rotation.
An agent you run inside your network opens an outbound connection, so RocketKind reaches internal systems without inbound ports or a VPN.
Sign in through your identity provider and its multi-factor policies. SOC 2 is in progress.
Managed by us on the cloud you choose, deployed into your own cloud account, or on-premises.