Search the whole AI trail
Answer questions about agent activity in one place. Query sessions, tool calls, commands, file access, network destinations, approvals, and blocks from one investigation surface.
After activity
Hunt is the part of Signals Corps that lets you hunt for threats and run detections across your AI security logs. Show what an agent did, whether it sent candidate files in HR or changed code in engineering. Reconstruct incidents and investigate suspicious behavior faster by searching agent sessions, tool calls, policy decisions, and logs from agents, gateways, and model providers.
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Investigation across AI activity
Find out what an agent did and why, in HR, sales, or engineering, by following its sessions, tools, components, and policy decisions.
Answer questions about agent activity in one place. Query sessions, tool calls, commands, file access, network destinations, approvals, and blocks from one investigation surface.
Skip rebuilding the evidence by hand. Move from a runtime event to the user, agent, component, matched policy, approval, and outcome.
Turn related activity into a defensible timeline that analysts can investigate, share, and carry into their response workflow.
How it works
Start with an identity, session, component, command, destination, policy decision, or alert.
Follow the relationships across agents, tools, repositories, gateways, and model activity.
Keep the original rule, component risk, approval, and runtime evidence with each event.
Build the investigation timeline and carry the findings into existing security operations.
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Investigate with the evidence already attached
Analysts resolve a suspicious outbound action faster when they can see which component was loaded, who approved the session, which rule matched, and what happened next.
Hunt capabilities
Ask about agents and their actions directly, and check the raw fields when you need to validate.
See the whole incident when it spans tools by following related activity across telemetry from coding agents, gateways, and model providers.
Get one evidence trail for each session, with prompts, actions, approvals, policy decisions, and outcomes in order.
Pick up where you left off and share the work. Queries, pivots, notes, and evidence are saved with the investigation.
Catch the next occurrence automatically by turning recurring investigative patterns into reusable detections and monitoring logic.
Hand responders investigation-ready evidence in the SIEM, case management, and response workflows they already use.
Agent logging
Which Cursor logs exist, what is inside each one, and how to send prompts, tool calls, and results from Cursor’s agent to your SIEM.
Team Platform Engineering
Signals Corps Control Plane
Set policy, see coverage, stop high-risk actions, and investigate incidents across every agent and team from one operational view.
Write a rule once and have each control point apply it.
Know who is behind every agent, with users, devices, teams, and tools connected.
Defend every decision, with the rule, relevant details, and outcome kept together.
Roll out with one endpoint agent, then manage exceptions, approvals, and reporting in one place.
Before agents act
See which AI agents run on each device, from the Claude desktop app to Claude Code, check the skills they load, and block what you don't trust.
Early access
Start reducing agent risk before general release by checking agent components, controlling agent actions, and hunting through your AI security logs. Signals Corps Control Plane opens to early sign ups in the next few weeks, so join the waitlist with your company email.