Control plane for
AI agents
Prismor enables enterprises to avoid their agents getting rogue. Full traceability of every tool call with security guardrails in production
Agent Activity - PrismorAgent Activity
Tool calls intercepted across your agents
Tool Call Verdicts
Tool Calls by Environment
Agent activity across prod, staging, and local
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Prismor: AI agent security & guardrailsPlatform Capabilities
Secure by default Prismor plugs into existing workflows, enabling enterprises to get policy enforcement and a full audit trail on every agent action
From agent chaos to auditable control
Connect
Wrap your agent framework with Prismor in one step. MCP, the OpenAI Agents SDK, LangChain, CrewAI. Your existing agents keep working.
Intercept
Every tool call routes through Prismor before it executes. The agent has no path around it.
Enforce
Your active policy decides each call: allow, block, or mask. Secrets never reach the model. Destructive commands never run.
Audit
Read the full timeline of every agent action in the dashboard: arguments, outcome, user, session. Export it when compliance asks.
Improve
Update policies from the CLI as your conventions change. Every rule is versioned and reviewed by a teammate, same as infra config.
One security layer for every agent your team uses
Connect Prismor once and keep the same runtime policy, secret protection, and audit trail across coding agents, SDKs, and custom MCP workflows.
A closed loop that gets safer with every decision
Export agent activity to your observability stack, involve a human when policy needs context, then turn approvals, denials, and incident outcomes into better policy recommendations.
Send traces, policy outcomes, and audit events into the tools your security team already monitors.
Datadog
OpenTelemetry
New Relic
Splunk
GrafanaNotify the right owner, request approval, or route an exception without stopping the entire workflow.
SlackPrismor uses guided decisions and recurring patterns to recommend tighter rules, reviewed before they are applied.
What developers are saying
This is a real gap. The agent part gets all the attention, but visibility and control are what make it usable in production
nice take on agent iam, the guardrail scoping feels solid. how do you handle secret rotation across delegated sub agents?
Local first security for agents is a strong direction. Secret redaction is table stakes, but policy enforcement around tool calls and package installs is where this gets really interesting
this is genuinely needed. most agent stacks rn are a black box once you deploy them, and the "we'll add observability later" crowd finds out the hard way when something exfiltrates a token
This is a real gap. The agent part gets all the attention, but visibility and control are what make it usable in production
this is genuinely needed. most agent stacks rn are a black box once you deploy them, and the "we'll add observability later" crowd finds out the hard way when something exfiltrates a token
so cool!
This is spot on. Most devs know security matters, it just never feels urgent enough. Auto PRs feel like the right approach.
interesting tool, does it run across all commit history, or just latest commit?
This is great - just tried it out and found some high-severity vulnerabilities :O
Thanks for checking it out and for the heads-up! Appreciate you taking the time 🙏
nice take on agent iam, the guardrail scoping feels solid. how do you handle secret rotation across delegated sub agents?
Open source is the way to go! Superb demo and great product
it wll be in production sometime in the future, Thank you! ;)
I think this is a very solid approach
Just checked out @prismor_dev, This is actually sick. Prismor scans your GitHub repo, finds security issues, and just… opens a PR. Kudos to the team, love the idea for solving a real pain point without overcomplicating it. 🚀
I was seeing openclaw and its cousins everywhere didn't know they had so many vulnerabilities. As prismor is free I'll try it and maybe post my feelings.
@prismor_dev is a standout. It's a "Security and Compliance Autopilot" that helps you ship faster with fewer bugs. You just connect it to your GitHub and let it work
Local first security for agents is a strong direction. Secret redaction is table stakes, but policy enforcement around tool calls and package installs is where this gets really interesting
super cool product!
This is awesomeee
fixed them all in less than 5 minutes!
I recently tried Prismor and absolutely loved it! Previously, I wouldn't typically check any code for vulnerabilities or secrets, but since someone else is doing it instantly for me, it's become an essential tool. The AI fix feature is a banger!
Oh thanks, I will check for those issues🫡🫶
@prismor_dev built a tool to help team catch security issues in your code by scanning your repo directly. You should check it out. It could really help you save time and a lot of money.