You built an AI agent fast. You don't fully know what it does when it runs — and one bad move leaks your users' data or your API keys.
You shipped with Cursor, Claude, or v0. It works. But the agent picks its own next step, and you didn't write every line. Probity is one line: it runs your agent and shows you what it actually does — before your users find out.
Fast to build. Hard to fully trust.
You're a builder, not a security team. An agent isn't a normal app: it reads inputs you can't predict and picks its own actions. Somewhere in there it might call a tool it shouldn't, send data where you never meant, or hand over a key.
You can't catch that by reading the code, because the bad move only shows up when it runs.
It's your name on the app.
A leaked key is a surprise bill. Leaked user data is an email you never want to send. For a small team, one incident can end the whole thing.
You don't need to become a security expert — just to see what your agent really does before you ship.
One line now. Real protection as you grow.
Add one line and see what your agent does. When you have real users, the same engine keeps it boxed around the clock.
See what it does before you ship.
One step in your build. It runs your agent, throws common attacks at it, and answers in plain terms: did it leak a key, reach somewhere it shouldn't, do anything unexpected. Green means ship. Red means you just dodged an incident.
When you have users, keep it boxed.
Flip on the Runtime: your agent runs inside a sealed box where a bad action can't reach your real data or keys, and the moment it steps out of bounds, it stops. Same engine, no rewrite.
What you actually see.
No security jargon. A plain readout of what your agent did when it ran.
That's it. You see the risky moves it tried and the catches — and you ship knowing, not hoping.
See what your agent really does.
One line to start. The always-on Runtime when you're ready. No security degree required.