Put agents on the operations that matter.
Clinaro is the universal governance substrate for high-trust agents: one self-hosted control surface to integrate with your harness, to monitor and manage agents for regulated operations, critical infrastructure, and sensitive data handling. Every action is owned by a human and crosses a typed governance pipeline before it ever touches a model, tool, database or a dollar.
- 1exposed port
- the entire substrate presents a single network ingress; every service behind it is unreachable except through governance
- 9checks per action
- identity, authority, screening, budget, approval, redaction, capability, access and audit - enforced independently of the agent, on every action
- 7ms median decision
- typical governance decision measured from the live audit stream; even the slowest 5% complete in under 40ms - too fast for a user or an agent to feel
- 100%on record
- every prompt, tool call and approval is written to a tamper-evident audit chain, so any action can be replayed and evidenced after the fact
Three reasons enterprises can’t put agents on critical ops.
Firms can build agents. The difficulty is in giving them access to sensitive data, authority over critical systems and autonomy over regulated procedures.
Enterprise security was built around identity and access control for deterministic software. Agents reason and act at runtime, so those controls alone cannot establish trust. Roles, tokens and ACLs prove an agent is authenticated. They cannot say what it will do next.
No visibility, no control
Nobody can say what ran, what it accessed, what capabilities it had, who authorised it, what changed and what it cost.
Data crosses the trust boundary
Confidential context is sent verbatim to models outside the tenant, with no record that it ever left.
Critical execution is probabilistic
Runtime reasoning is powerful for novel problems, but difficult to approve for repeatable critical procedures.
Agents are everywhere in pilots, but rarely trusted with the operations that matter.
One substrate. Three controls.
Clinaro sits outside the agent and governs how it accesses data, models, tools and critical systems.
The model is no longer the trusted decision-maker. It becomes a managed intelligence layer, governed by policy, fully observable and continuously accountable.
Governed end to end
Every agent is fully access- and capability-controlled. Every model call, tool call and action passes through one control layer, enforced, recorded and cost-monitored in real time.
Contained by policy
Context is queried, redacted and minimised before it reaches a model. Policy decides what crosses the trust boundary.
Deterministic where it matters
Agents handle what is novel. Repeatable critical operations run as validated, versioned compiled workflows.
The agent invokes the procedure. It does not improvise it.
Agent proposes · Substrate governs · Executor acts
One governance substrate for every agent, harness, model, and tool.
Every proposal an agent makes - a prompt, a tool call, a payment - is routed through a typed governance pipeline, resolved in milliseconds, and written to a tamper-evident record before anything executes.
PipelineNine typed checks between intent and execution.
ArchitectureA governance substrate outside your runtime, one ingress, identical everywhere.
IntegrationsGovern every model and tool call with no code changes.
CognitionGoverned loops, durable memory and model routing.
Clinaro sits between agents and the enterprise.
Firms keep their models, agent frameworks, data platforms and core systems. Clinaro governs what happens between them.
Models will change. Agent frameworks will change. Enterprise systems remain.
Internal, open-source and frontier models
LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen and proprietary agents
n8n, Dify, coding agents, chat and APIs
Warehouses, lakes, feeds and document stores
Identity · policy · permissions · audit
Control what data reaches each model
Compile repeatable critical procedures
Change intelligence without rebuilding controls
Origination, servicing, payments, collections
OMS, custodians, fund books, allocations
Positions, limits, mandates and controls
KYC, reporting, evidence and records
Change the intelligence. Keep the controls.
We don't replace them. We govern what happens between them.
Reason when necessary. Compile what becomes repeatable.
Agents handle what is novel. Repeatable operations graduate into governed compiled execution, and exceptions return to reasoning.
Novel · Ambiguous · Exceptions
Known · Repeatable · Critical
- Speed
- ~6× faster
- Latency
- 18.2s → 3.0s
- Runtime model calls
- 4 → 0
- Runtime model cost
- $0.1226 → $0.00
Measured on one operation
Every enterprise will run
thousands of autonomous workers.
They will either control them,
or they will not deploy them.
Enterprise briefings, technical deep-dives with the team, and evaluation deployments on request.
info@clinaro.com