Real-time visibility, audit-grade evidence, and execution-time controls so your agents in production don't fly blind.
Agents plan, improvise, and act with credentials you gave them. Monitoring, IAM, DLP, change management — every layer of your runtime assumes deterministic software. None of it was built for things that decide what to do next.
“Claude Code, Cursor, agentic IDEs — my engineers run them on company laptops every day. I have no idea what those agents read, where they send it, or what they do with our credentials.”
“Something deleted a chunk of production data on Tuesday. We can’t tell you who did it — a person, an agent, or which one.”
“I’d let our finance agent refund anything under $500 on its own. Above that, a human should approve — but there’s no way to set that gate. Today it’s all-or-nothing.”
“I want to let my team build a fleet of agents that access our data through MCP. I have no way to make sure they all do the right thing beyond the basic security settings.”
Zakuro sits at the execution boundary — between the agent runtime and the real side effects. At the moment the agent tries to call a tool, use a credential, or reach a destination.
Spin up an agent with its own identity in one command.
Stream every tool call, credential, and network event with audit-grade trails.
Set rules that fire at the moment of action — like requiring approval above a refund threshold.
Loop a human in through the tools your team already lives in.
The platform never assumes the agent process is benign. An agent may modify itself depending on its access level. Security controls exist at the OS, network, and platform level — not inside the agent.
Agents get first-class identities in your existing infrastructure — Okta, AWS IAM, GitHub — provisioned automatically as part of agent creation. Not service accounts bolted on later.
Your agents run on your infrastructure. We never see your code, secrets, or data. Zakuro provides the control plane; you provide the compute.
Run any agent code. The platform's security and identity model works regardless of what's running inside the machine. We provide a default runtime, but it's not required.
For solo builders running agents with real credentials — you want to see what they’re doing and stop them when they go off.
For teams moving agents from prototypes into production — where reliability, security review, and customer trust all need to land at once.
For finance, healthcare, government — where every agent action needs a clear owner, a clear policy, and a clear record.
Between us, we've built detection and response programmes where regulators actually look at the logs, and shipped data products from zero to exit in regulated industries. We know the buyer because we've been the buyer.
Built and scaled data products across regulated industries — from zero to acquisition. The kind of work where messy datasets need to become clear UX, and where the wrong data in the wrong hands is a compliance incident, not a bug.
Built detection and response programs where the threat model is real and the regulator is paying attention. Currently enabling a company to adopt agentic AI securely — the exact problem Zakuro exists to solve.
The $4,200 refund attempt from the feed above. Zakuro catches it at execution time, captures the full evidence chain, routes the approval, and logs the resolution. Every action, every decision, every second accounted for.
We're onboarding design partners now — teams that need execution-time controls before they can put agents in production. If that's you, let's talk.