Govern AI actions with confidence
Sernixa gives engineering, platform, and security teams one place to decide which AI-agent actions may run, which need a person, and which must stop.
Start with your goal
| I want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| See Sernixa work with one safe action | Govern your first action |
| Understand where Sernixa fits | How Sernixa works |
| Set up a team workspace | Workspace and team |
| Connect an application or agent | Integrate an agent |
| Define review and blocking rules | Policies and controls |
| Understand access paths and impact | Trust Graph |
| Investigate a decision or incident | Flight Recorder |
What Sernixa does
Sernixa adds a governance checkpoint before an agent, script, or automation performs real work:
- Your integration describes the proposed action, its risk, and the systems involved.
- Sernixa evaluates identity, policy, delegation, limits, and approval requirements.
- Sernixa returns an allow, review, or block outcome.
- For an allowed action, your application performs the work.
- Sernixa records the decision and related evidence for operations and audit.
This gives teams a consistent way to protect actions across custom agents, tools, and MCP servers without moving business logic into the governance layer.
The product in plain language
| Concept | What it means |
|---|---|
| Organization | The workspace that owns members, policies, credentials, inventory, and evidence. |
| Agent | A governed identity with an owner, environment, risk level, and expected capabilities. |
| Policy | A rule that allows, reviews, or blocks an action from its context. |
| Approval | A time-bound human decision on a specific proposed action. |
| Registry | The inventory of agents, tools, services, and MCP servers your team intends to govern. |
| Trust Graph | Explicitly authored relationships used to review identity paths and governed reachability. |
| Evidence | A recorded decision, event, sync, or runtime observation used to understand what Sernixa received. |
A safe rollout pattern
Start with one workspace, one owner, and one low-risk read action. Confirm the action reaches Sernixa and appears in the Command Center. Then add review rules for sensitive changes, expand inventory, and connect evidence sources that matter to your incident and audit process.
When the first path works, continue with Govern your first action.