Practical guidance on securing AI agents, tools, and the systems they act on, written by the team building the trust layer for AI agents.
TELEON secures AutoGen multi-agent conversations by enforcing policy at the tool-call boundary, independent of how many agents participate in a conversation or how they're orchestrated.
TELEON secures CrewAI deployments by enforcing policy on tool calls at the gateway boundary, applying consistently across every agent in a crew regardless of task delegation structure.
TELEON secures agents built on the OpenAI Agents SDK by enforcing policy at the tool-call boundary, independent of how handoffs and agent definitions are structured inside the SDK.
TELEON secures LangChain agents by intercepting model and tool calls at the gateway or HTTP boundary, applying policy and audit recording regardless of how a chain or agent is composed internally.
Supporting AI governance with TELEON means using its audit trail and policy decisions as evidence that controls existed and actually ran, which is different from having a policy document that says they should.
Investigating suspicious agent behavior with TELEON starts from the audit trail and trust signals it produces, reconstructing what an agent actually did before deciding whether it was actually a problem.
Reducing an agent's blast radius with TELEON means using policy enforcement to cap what a single compromised or misbehaving agent can actually do, before an incident becomes a wider one.
Protecting high-risk API calls with TELEON means identifying which calls carry real consequences and putting policy, tokenization, and audit recording around them at the point they leave the agent.
Limiting agent tool access with TELEON means enforcing which tools a given agent or identity is allowed to call at the gateway boundary, on top of whatever access the agent was already granted.
Adding an approval gate with TELEON means configuring policy so a specific tool call halts and waits for a human decision instead of executing immediately, with the outcome recorded in the audit trail.
Creating an audit trail with TELEON means recording identity, decisions, and outcomes for every model and tool call that passes through the gateway, so an investigation has something concrete to work from.
Monitoring an agentic workflow with TELEON means observing the sequence of model and tool calls that make up a multi-step task, not just checking whether the final output looked reasonable.
