TheYAGNI
Security

Your agent.
Your boundaries.

Every layer is scoped to your workspace: from the data to the credentials to the audit trail.

Workspace isolation

Isolated where it matters

Row-level data isolation

All workspace data is scoped by customer ID at the query level. Every read, every write, every aggregation is filtered to your workspace. No cross-tenant data access through the application layer.

Per-workspace credential scoping

API keys, tokens, and credentials are stored in isolated secret paths. They are injected at runtime into your workspace only, and never exposed to the LLM context window.

Sandboxed code execution

When your agent writes or executes code, it runs in a dedicated sandbox container scoped to your workspace. Isolated file system, isolated shell, isolated git.

Only three integrations you actually need

Google, GitHub, and Stripe cover the baseline for most workflows. Anything else is one prompt away. YAGNI builds custom connectors on demand, so you authorize only what you actually use instead of pre-wiring credentials you never will.

Provisioning

What happens when you sign up

Your workspace is scoped, provisioned, and ready to operate in under a minute.

1

Your data is scoped

Every table is filtered by your workspace ID. Messages, knowledge pages, agent data, audit logs, all scoped at the query layer. No cross-tenant access through the application.

2

Your credentials are isolated

Per-workspace secret paths store your API keys, tokens, and credentials. They are injected at runtime only and never exposed to the LLM context window.

3

Ready to work

Your workspace is live. The agent has context, credentials are scoped, and every action happens inside your boundary. You're operational in under a minute.

Agent guardrails

Powerful agents, tight boundaries

Isolation protects the infrastructure. Guardrails protect everything agents touch.

Confidence-driven autonomy

The agent assesses clarity, reversibility, and scope before every action. You set the autonomy level per desk: supervised, auto, or autonomous.

Approval gates on destructive actions

Send an email, deploy code, delete data. Actions with real-world consequences require your approval by default. You decide what the agent can do autonomously.

Full audit trail

Every tool invocation is recorded with the agent ID, tool name, parameters, result, and timestamp. You can trace exactly what happened and why.

Credentials never reach the model

Connected service credentials, your Google tokens, GitHub keys, Stripe secrets, are fetched from your isolated secrets store at execution time. Never included in agent prompts or LLM context.

Security is the architecture

Isolation isn't a feature checkbox. It's how the system is built.

Data isolation Row-level workspace scoping on every query
Credential security Per-workspace secrets, never exposed to LLM context
Code execution Dedicated sandbox containers per workspace
Agent autonomy Confidence engine + per-desk autonomy levels
Approval workflows Destructive/external actions require human approval
Audit logging Every tool invocation logged with full context
Encryption Data encrypted at rest and in transit
Integration surface Three external services (Google, GitHub, Stripe)

Your data. Your boundaries. Your agent.

Provision your workspace in under 60 seconds.

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