Govern at the Choke Point
It wasn't supposed to be able to get online
Three AI breakouts made headlines this month. Each one came through a path nobody believed was open. Enterprises run agents on the same kind of assumptions, and the fix is structural.
Agents Speak Intent, Not Implementation
MCP secures the pipe. It doesn’t govern the action.
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how agents discover and call tools. It says nothing about whether a given call should be allowed — and that question is the whole game.
AI Proposes, Rules Decide
There Are Two AIs in Every Agentic System. Most Teams Only See One.
AI agents are reshaping enterprise software. So is AI tooling for the people who run enterprise software. Conflating these two is one of the most common architectural mistakes we see.
The Boundary Thesis
From Conversation to Consequence
The most important shift in software in a decade is not that AI got smart. It is that AI started taking actions whose effects outlive the chat.