Govern every agent.
Control every action.
CortexHub is the governance, control, and security layer for AI agents. Use governed Co-workers and organization agents in CortexHub, or connect the agents you already run through our MCP and AI gateways. Every action follows your policy and leaves one audit trail.
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Connect the apps and agents your teams already use.
Decide what AI can do and which actions need approval.
See what happened with a clear, tamper-evident record.
Your board is asking how you govern AI. Right now, you cannot answer.
AI agents are already acting inside your company: calling tools, touching data, taking actions, mostly ungoverned. Without a control plane there is no single policy, no proof, and no way to stop a risky action before it runs.
Govern what you have. Deploy one you trust.
Every agent, external or hosted, connects through the same gateway and is governed by the same policy. On one side, govern Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT. On the other, deploy a governed AI Co-worker. One policy. One audit trail.

External agents, governed at the point of action.
The AI tools your teams already use call tools through the CortexHub gateway. Policy is enforced at runtime, before any tool runs: approvals, redaction, least privilege, and block-by-default.
A governed AI Co-worker, on the same policy.
Deploy a hosted Co-worker with a Brain that learns your business, governed by the same policy from day one. Every action lands in the same audit trail as every other agent.
Create an agent for the team. Install it in Slack as a bot.
Org admins create the shared agent, assign its capabilities, and install the hosted version directly into Slack. Every @mention and action stays governed and auditable.
See organization agents →Govern. Secure. Prove.
And give them better.
Governance, security, and compliance lead. The governed Co-worker is what your workforce loves.
One policy across every agent.
Enforced at runtime at the MCP gateway, at the point of action. Not a registry that watches from above: policy is evaluated server-side before any tool runs.
Approvals, redaction, least privilege.
High-risk actions wait for human review. PII and secrets are redacted before anything is stored. Each team reaches only what you allow, and nothing more.
One audit trail and evidence.
Controls mapped to SOC 2, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF. Records are tamper-evident and verifiable offline, so an auditor does not have to take your word for it.
A governed AI Co-worker with a Brain.
When you want AI your workforce can trust, deploy governed Co-workers with a Brain that learns the business. Governed by construction, and transparent: you can see the Brain, so you can trust it.
One living map of your work, not a black box.
The Brain is a single living map of your work: the people, projects, conversations, documents, preferences, and lessons your Co-worker learns. It grows from everyday work, keeps one canonical record of each person and project, remembers what matters, and corrects itself when things change. You can see it, explore it, and correct it, so what the Co-worker knows is transparent and auditable.
- One record for each thing. Explore by People, Projects, Conversations, or a graph view. "The migration" and "Q3 Migration" stay one record, not duplicates.
- See and correct it. Pin what matters, retract what is wrong, and merge duplicates. Corrections become lasting, governed knowledge.
- Governed and auditable. Every read and write runs through the same policy and audit as any other agent, so you can audit what it knows.
A Co-worker that shows up and speaks up.
Your governed Co-worker does not just take notes. It joins the call already knowing your people, projects, and decisions from the Brain, speaks in its own voice, answers questions, and contributes. When the meeting ends, what was decided flows back into the Brain, governed by the same policy as everything else.
An active participant, not a silent notetaker. It participates and remembers. It does not replace the people in the room.
- The Brain is why it is good. Because the Co-worker learns from everyday work, it walks into the meeting prepared. The better the Brain, the better the participant.
- Every meeting makes the Brain richer. What is decided in the room becomes lasting, governed knowledge, so the next conversation starts further ahead.
- Governed like everything else. The same policy, approvals, redaction, and audit trail apply in the meeting as on every other tool call. No separate rules.

“Picking up the renewal thread: last quarter we paused Project Atlas on the security review. That sign-off cleared Tuesday, so we can commit the rollout date today.”
Walks in already knowing.
Before the call, the Co-worker draws on the Brain: your people, projects, past conversations, and the decisions that led here. It arrives with context, not a blank page.
Joins the call and contributes.
It is in the room. It speaks in its own voice, answers questions, surfaces the relevant history, and keeps the conversation moving. An active participant, not a passive recorder.
Every decision flows back.
Decisions, action items, and follow-ups land in the Brain, under the same policy and the same audit trail. Every meeting makes the Brain richer for the next one.
Cut your agents' token spend, automatically.
CortexHub shrinks tool results before they reach the agent, out of the box, with no configuration. Your agents get what they need, you pay for fewer tokens, and nothing about your policy or your audit trail changes.
Automatic, out of the box
Compression is on from day one. There is nothing to tune, no library to choose, and no pipeline to build. It works across every agent on the gateway.
Savings without weakening governance
Results are compressed on the way to the agent, not the audit trail. The same policy, redaction, and tamper-evident record apply. You save on tokens without giving up proof.
Every agent, one control plane
External agents and Co-workers both benefit from the same gateway. Cost savings and governance come from one place, not a bolt-on.
Everything an enterprise gets, in one control plane.
Govern the agents you already have, deploy governed Co-workers, and prove every action under one policy and one audit trail.
Govern external agents at the gateway
The AI tools your teams already use call tools through one governed gateway, with policy enforced at runtime.
Deploy a governed Co-worker
A hosted AI Co-worker with a Brain that learns your business, on the same policy from day one.
Meetings, as an active participant
A Co-worker that joins the call prepared, speaks and contributes, then writes decisions back to the Brain.
The Brain: learning, auditable memory
One living map of your work you can see, explore, and correct. Every read and write is governed.
Approvals, redaction, least privilege
High-risk actions wait for human review. PII and secrets are redacted. Each team reaches only what you allow.
One audit trail and compliance mapping
Tamper-evident records mapped to SOC 2, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF, verifiable offline.
Advanced compression and cost savings
Tool results are shrunk before they reach the agent, automatically, so you spend fewer tokens with no configuration.
Built for the buying committee that has to sign off.
The controls security, IT, and compliance expect, so adopting AI never means giving up control.
Mapped to the frameworks
One audit trail and evidence you can map to SOC 2, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF. Answer "how do you govern AI" with proof, not a promise.
Tamper-evident by design
Every enforcement record is hash-chained to its predecessor and verifiable offline. Any alteration breaks the chain and names the exact record.
Managed models, tokens at cost
Co-workers run on managed models. CortexHub runs inference and bills tokens straight through at cost, no markup, with a full per-model breakdown.
Isolated per organization
Policy, credentials, audit, and usage are a hard boundary per organization. One team's data is never reachable from another's context.
Your agent acts on your behalf. The accountability follows.
AI agents work for people. CortexHub makes that chain explicit: every tool call is attributed to the user the agent is acting for, not just the agent itself. The same policy that applies to a person applies to their agent. When something is approved, it is approved for that person. When something is blocked, it is blocked for that person.
Your audit trail names people, not just bots. Your compliance team can answer the question "who did this?" for every action in the system.
One answer for every team that has to approve AI.
Shadow AI is acting without oversight. CortexHub enforces one policy at the point of action, keeps credentials out of prompts, redacts sensitive data, and gives you a tamper-evident record for every call.
Security overview →Publish one governed gateway. Every approved agent connects through it. Enable tools by team, set least privilege, and block-by-default the rest. No per-tool plumbing to build.
See how it works →One audit trail mapped to SOC 2, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF. Records are hash-chained and verifiable offline, so evidence stands on its own.
Compliance posture →Every tool your teams use, governed the same way.
Curated toolkits ready to connect, plus your own business systems, governed from day one.
Runtime governance, plus a governed agent.
Tools that watch from above inventory and score your AI, but they do not sit in the path of a call. Automation platforms lead with workflow and add governance later. CortexHub governs at the point of action and gives you a governed Co-worker to deploy, under one policy and one audit trail.
Policy evaluated before every tool call, in the path of the action, never after the fact.
External agents and Co-workers answer to the same rules, vault, and audit trail.
Risky calls pause for human review, then proceed or are denied. Block-by-default is the fallback.
PII and secrets are redacted before storage. Each team reaches only what you allow.
Records are hash-chained and verifiable offline, so evidence stands on its own.
An AI Co-worker with a Brain, on the same policy, not just a view of the AI you already have.
One audit trail and evidence you can map to SOC 2, ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF.
Advanced compression shrinks tool results before they reach the agent, automatically, so you spend fewer tokens with no configuration.
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