Why an enforcement plane for AI agents?

AI agents are getting better at doing things on their own. They can call APIs, query databases, run code, and interact with real systems.

But the more they can do, the more important it becomes to control what they’re allowed to do.

Most security approaches focus on the model itself its inputs, outputs, or behavior. We wanted to focus on something more practical: the actions an agent takes.

That’s why we’re building Fluxix.

Fluxix acts as an enforcement layer between AI agents and the tools they use. It checks tool calls against defined policies before they execute, blocks risky actions, protects sensitive data, and brings humans into the loop when needed.

We don’t want to limit what AI agents can do. We want to help teams deploy them with the confidence that their actions stay within defined boundaries.

That’s the idea behind an enforcement plane for AI agents.