The agent walks the workspace and resolves what the request means before touching anything.
Agents that show their work.
Entigram is an open-source runtime that gives agents governed context — resolving meaning, verifying records, and checking authority before consequential work. Decisions leave evidence you can audit.
Start with your idea
Describe what you want to build. Get a launch prompt that sets up an initial, governed agent workspace—without memorizing commands.
Four gates, one interlock
The action only moves forward when each gate reads green. Every stage hands a verified state to the next.
Records are checked against the source of truth. Stale or conflicting state is rejected, not guessed.
A consequential action proceeds only once its scope is confirmed. Out-of-scope work is blocked at the gate.
A durable record of the decision and its evidence lands in the ledger, so you can inspect what the agent did.
Integrity has two moments.
We separate what an agent changes while building from what it attempts while operating. Each track reports measured behavior and publishes its protocol before making a claim.
BTI · Build-Time Integrity
Development-time controls for patches, scope, and abstention.
- No-op and already-fixed tasks test whether the agent knows when not to edit.
- Protected files, decoys, minimal diffs, and test/config tampering expose unwanted changes.
- Complete Terra 2.9 protected-file replication: 95 paired tasks; 61/95 baseline resolved and 63/95 admission resolved; no empty patches accepted.
ITI · Inference-Time Integrity
Runtime operations under an immutable contract.
- Prohibited writes/deletes, permission changes, secret access, network and deployment actions are violations even when they would “work.”
- 100 paired simulated-tool episodes: baseline attempted 34 prohibited operations; enforcement attempted 33 and accepted 0.
- Tools were simulated and all events were recorded by the trusted controller; this measures enforcement, not an intrinsic model-safety guarantee.
Evidence policy: measured claims require a reproducible report and provenance record. Read the BTI/ITI benchmark plan or view the evaluation protocol source; unpublished local artifacts are not presented as public proof.
Controls that fit the integration.
Entigram packages add typed, reviewable controls at explicit boundaries. They do not turn untrusted prose into authority, and their signed artifacts can be inspected before use.
Artifact Risk
Keep external artifacts isolated. Assess source provenance or an existing SHA-256 reputation record without uploading the artifact.
Action Integrity
Require independently verified authority before consequential shell, network, secret, privileged-read, or sensitive-write actions.
Cyber Risk Frameworks
Map control evidence to maintained security frameworks without claiming that a package itself proves compliance.
Signed delivery
Package manifests and signatures make the delivered control artifact reviewable and integrity-checkable.
What the runtime enforces
Meaning resolution
Maps vague instructions to concrete files, symbols, and intents.
Record verification
Cross-checks claimed state against the live source of truth.
Authority gating
Applies a scope-aware allow or deny before a governed action proceeds.
Evidence trail
Keeps a durable, replayable record of each governed decision and delivery.
Guessing vs. showing the work
user: "lock the rate limiter"
agent: (edits 3 files)
"done — should be fine now."
→ no record, no scope, no proofuser: "lock the rate limiter"
agent: resolve → rate_limiter.ts
verify → current state, no conflict
admit → scope granted (/api)
prove → evidence in ledger
→ decision and evidence ready for auditShip agents you can stand behind.
Open source under the Apache License 2.0. Turn your idea into a governed workspace in one prompt.