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Build governed agents without changing your stack

Start local with the open SDK, enforce policy checks at runtime, and connect to managed fleet governance as your deployment scales.

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Quick Start

Three-step integration

Install

Add the SDK to your agent runtime.

npm install @sekuire/sdk

Scaffold

Generate sekuire.yml and project scaffolding.

sekuire init --name my-agent --language typescript

Enforce

Run runtime policy checks before sensitive actions.

const allowed = await sdk.checkPolicy(action, context)

TypeScript reference

import { SekuireSDK } from "@sekuire/sdk"

const sdk = SekuireSDK.fromEnv()
await sdk.start()

const allowed = await sdk.checkPolicy("tool.http.request", {
  url: "https://example.com"
})

if (!allowed) throw new Error("Blocked by policy")

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Policy-as-code

rules:
  - action: tool.http.request
    effect: deny
    when:
      url_match: "*.corp.example.com*"

Define behavior constraints once. Enforce consistently across local and managed agent runtimes.

sekuire.yml

# Agent governance policy

version: "2.0"

rules:

- name: "block-external-data"

match: "action.type == 'http_request'"

condition: "!destination.is_internal"

effect: deny

- name: "require-approval-pii"

match: "data.contains_pii == true"

effect: require_approval

DENIED

agent/shadow-crawler attempted external HTTP request

Agent Boots

SDK initializes

Beacon Fires

Phones home

Registry Validates

Identity check

Dashboard: Online

Visible to admins

Open SDK

Policy-as-code with "sekuire.yml"
Runtime enforcement (offline-first)
Identity hashing and signatures
Local audit sinks (console/file)
Works with any framework or model

Sekuire Cloud

Fleet dashboard and inventory
Centralized policy distribution
Registry publishing and verification
Immutable audit retention
SSO and RBAC (Enterprise)

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