Hunt through scattered files
Reviewers chase access across systems and can still miss what the agent is able to do through connected tools.
ControlLoop builds an Agent Capability Bill of Materials, detects changes to tools and transitive permissions, and blocks dangerous capability expansion before deployment.
EXIT 1evidence.jsonA clear inventory of every tool, identity, resource, action, and delegated agent your agent can reach.
An agent's access can come from many places: tools, identity and permission settings, API configuration, other agents, and environment metadata. A pull request that looks small can give it powerful new abilities.
ControlLoop brings those pieces together and explains, in plain language, what the agent gained access to before anyone approves the change.
Reviewers chase access across systems and can still miss what the agent is able to do through connected tools.
The Agent Capability Bill of Materials shows what the agent can reach, what changed, and whether that change should ship.
ControlLoop turns agent access into evidence your team can understand, review, and govern using the workflow developers already use.
Build one reviewable inventory from manifests, tool contracts, identities, permissions, and delegated agents.
Compare effective authority against a trusted baseline and surface what became newly reachable—not just which files changed.
Evaluate explicit evidence against explicit policy, then pass, warn, require review, or block before deployment.
No cloud upload is required for scanning. No probabilistic model decides whether the build passes. Explicit capability evidence is evaluated against explicit policy.
$ controlloop gate . --baseline baseline.json --no-network✓ discovered 14 tools
✓ resolved 37 capabilities
× 1 forbidden expansion
Parse agent definitions, tool contracts, identities, and delegation.
Build a canonical Agent Capability Bill of Materials.
Calculate effective authority against the trusted baseline.
Pass, warn, require review, or block with evidence.
ControlLoop reads common agent, API, and identity definitions, then brings them into one clear access map. Custom formats can plug into the same model.
The local CLI earns trust. The Team tier turns that trust into a shared control point across private repositories.
Understand what an agent can do on your own machine.
Govern capability changes in private CI workflows.
A deployable software identity that can choose and invoke tools to pursue a goal. You point ControlLoop at its manifest, tool definitions, identity and permission metadata, policies, and related configuration—not a human job title.
The scanner is designed to run locally or inside your CI environment. Team services receive structured findings and collaboration evidence, not a copy of your entire source tree.
No. Runtime controls react while an agent is operating. ControlLoop is a pre-deployment control that detects and stops dangerous capability expansion before new configuration ships.
No. Policy outcomes are deterministic and auditable. The same capability evidence and policy produce the same verdict.
ControlLoop is being built for teams that need a clear answer before agent authority reaches production.
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