AgentZ¶
A zero trust runtime for AI agents.
Every agent runs in a default deny sandbox, holds no secret, and writes every action to a trace you can replay. Open source, and free to start.
AgentZ is the AccuKnox platform for production AI agents. Describe a job in a sentence, and AgentZ writes the skill and wires the steps. The agent then runs from chat, an API, the CLI, or a cron.
Zero trust means the agent gets no access until a policy grants it. Default deny means every network call and tool call is blocked until you allow it. The policy runs at the kernel, next to the agent, so nothing leaves the sandbox without a record.
Full product documentation lives at docs.agentzharness.ai.
Four steps¶
Build
Describe the job. AgentZ writes the skill and wires the steps.
Run
Chat, API, or CLI. Any framework, and no redeploy.
Automate
Trigger on a cron, an event, or an API call. Skills chain.
Govern
The kernel checks every call. The trace records the result.
One control plane¶
Skills
Reusable, versioned building blocks.
Workflows
Chain steps, schedule them, hand off work.
Context
Shared memory, files, and knowledge.
Teams
Roles, ownership, and a shared scope.
Guardrails
No standing access to any tool or credential.
Audit
Every step recorded, span by span, and replayable.
The zero trust part¶
Sandboxed on run one
Isolation is not a setting you turn on later.
No secret in the agent
Credentials are scoped and injected at run time. An injection cannot leak what the agent never sees.
Egress control at the kernel
Allow or block by domain, port, and protocol.
Permission per action
Read and scan pass. Mutate, push, and delete are denied by default.
Roles gate tool calls
Fine grained RBAC covers each agent action.
On-premises and air-gapped
Logs and audit evidence stay on your infrastructure.
Nine screens¶
Your stack, your model¶
Credentials, scopes, and policy live on AgentZ instead of on the agent. Run a frontier API or a self-hosted open weight model on your own key, and switch models without rewiring anything.
Connectors ship for Slack, Gmail, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence, Notion, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Any MCP server works after you authorize it once.








