Kona for Agents
Real-Time Governance for AI Coding Agents
Your developers are using AI agents to write code. Kona for Agents gives your organization visibility, policy enforcement, and cryptographically signed evidence before those agents execute risky actions.
Govern agents before execution, not after the damage
KonaSense sits between the agent and your development environment. Every action can be inspected, signed, and evaluated against policy in real time.
Universal Agent Coverage
One binary. Four major coding agents. Drop-in installation without modifying the agent, source code, or developer workflow.
Real-Time Policy Enforcement
Shell commands, file operations, web fetches, and tool calls are evaluated before execution so teams can allow, deny, or escalate in real time.
Cryptographic Integrity
Every governed event is wrapped in an ECDSA-signed envelope so you get tamper-resistant evidence, device identity, and non-repudiation.
Complete Observability
Kona for Agents captures session lifecycle, command output, policy hits, working directory, and environment context for each governed agent session.
Kona for Agents
See what governance looks like in practice
Walk through a live interactive demo of Kona for Agents. See session timelines, policy decisions, cryptographic integrity, and coverage dashboards in action.
Built for the enterprise rollout path
Start with Kona for Browser for low-friction visibility. Activate Kona for Agents when you need real-time governance across developers, agents, and automation.
BYOK for Kona for Agents
Use your own LLM keys for AI-driven governance features such as policy recommendations, classification, and alerting, while keeping agent enforcement and telemetry inside the KonaSense control plane.
CLI agents
Govern CLI-native coding agents at the point where they invoke shell, file, web, and tool actions.
IDE plugins
Extend governance into VS Code and Cursor workflows where developers accept completions, chats, and agent actions.
Agentic pipelines
Apply the same policy model to automated agent pipelines and backend execution flows.
Control the agents your developers already use
AI agents are becoming the default way code gets written. The question is not whether your teams will use them. It is whether you will have visibility and control when they do.