Agent Governance Overview

Orlo governs agentic execution step by step without becoming an agent runtime.

What Orlo governs

• agent sessions
• governed step envelopes
• tool permission checks
• runtime limits
• approvals
• event timelines and live event streams
• trace samples and trace review
• trajectory results and step-level path metrics

What Orlo returns

At the API layer, Orlo can return:

• policy decisions for individual steps
• approval requirements and timeout behavior
• citations and retrieval evidence
• state change evidence
• session-level trajectory results
• step-level trajectory metrics

Why this matters

This lets teams do more than validate final text. They can review whether an agent:

• used the right tools
• respected approval boundaries
• changed state safely
• retrieved relevant context
• followed an acceptable path to the outcome

Scope boundaries

Orlo does not own:

• planning loops
• workflow orchestration
• long-lived agent memory systems
• general-purpose tool execution runtime

Adoption model

The most important developer surface is the SDK and adapter layer, but the machine interface remains the Platform API.

Try It

Start with Agent Governance Quickstart, then use Agent Governance API for endpoint-level details.