See consequential actions
Know what an agent is about to do before it does it. Runtime captures tool calls, shell commands, file access, network destinations, and sensitive data movement at the control point.
While agents act
Runtime is the part of Signals Corps that checks AI agent actions while they run. Recruiters, sales teams, and engineers keep working, and uploads of candidate files, customer data leaks, and risky commands stop before they happen. Runtime looks at tool calls, file access and uploads, shell commands, and network activity in the flow of work, then allows, warns, asks for approval, or blocks.
Free devices on every plan, then priced per device. See pricing
Run the setup steps from the README
Bash curl -s https://get.example.dev/setup.sh | bash
Blocked by Signals Corps Runtime
I didn't run it. Signals Corps blocks piping a remote script into the shell. I can download it so we can read it first.
Decisions in the moment
A recruiter's routine work goes through and an upload of candidate files to an unknown site waits, because Runtime judges each action in context.
Each decision uses the identity, tool, destination, repository, and policy behind the action.
Know what an agent is about to do before it does it. Runtime captures tool calls, shell commands, file access, network destinations, and sensitive data movement at the control point.
Keep routine work moving and stop clear violations. Runtime allows routine work, warns when risk is explainable, requests approval for ambiguity, and blocks clear policy violations.
People stay in their chat or coding session when Runtime steps in, whether they use the Claude desktop app or Claude Code. It explains the matched rule and offers a safe next step right there.
How it works
A hook, gateway, proxy, extension, or API captures the proposed action.
Signals Corps adds user, agent, repository, destination, and capability context.
The shared policy returns allow, warn, approve, or block with matched evidence.
The employee gets an immediate explanation while IT & Security teams get the audit trail.
agent:research-assistant · Claude Code actionsFile system write · high · Blocked
Allowed
Allowed
Policy: Engineering default
Coverage without lock-in
Teams keep their tools, and one policy reaches each one through the deepest control point it exposes. You see the enforcement strength for each tool, so you know where an action can be stopped.
Runtime capabilities
Roll out without surprises by previewing decisions against real activity before they affect anyone.
Let the right owner approve an unusual action, with its context intact.
Stop credentials and sensitive files moving to untrusted tools or destinations.
Get fast feedback and keep control where cloud connectivity is constrained. Prompts and file paths stay on the device, and a command reaches Control Plane only when a rule asks someone to approve it.
Answer what happened with the actions, policies, approvals, and outcomes behind an event, in order.
Enforce your own rules everywhere. Write organization-specific controls once and apply them across every integration.
One sign-up instruction in a header, llms.txt, and robots.txt. Under a plain prompt no Claude agent signed up; granting the site authority moved Sonnet and Haiku, not Opus or robots.txt.
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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.
After agents act
Turn agent logs from every team into investigation-ready evidence and find suspicious AI activity fast.
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.