Enforcement point
BeforeWire runs near the agent and tools, while actions are still inspectable and before they touch shell, HTTP, files, databases, or MCP servers.
Security review packet / action receipts
Permission prompts are not review evidence. BeforeWire gives reviewers a concrete enforcement point, deterministic policy decisions, tamper-evident receipts, and a path toward capability-surface governance.
Security teams need to know where the decision happens, which action was stopped, what policy matched, whether MCP or tool capability drifted, and what receipt remains in the local environment.
BeforeWire turns response screening and action decisions into review objects: denied actions, sensitive egress, MCP manifest drift, canary hits, policy changes, and receipt hashes.
BeforeWire runs near the agent and tools, while actions are still inspectable and before they touch shell, HTTP, files, databases, or MCP servers.
Each allow, warn, or deny result records source, action, policy, effect, reason, capability or MCP snapshot, redaction status, and hash-chain proof.
Review denied actions, canary hits, MCP manifest drift, unapproved tools, and policy changes before they become production incidents.
Share redacted receipts and report fields with reviewers while raw prompts, keys, and local traces stay in your environment.
Use the evidence page for live recordings, report samples, and local reproduction. Use docs for technical setup and evidence review input.
We review the action boundary, policy hits, sensitive egress signals, and receipt fields using only the material you choose to share.