Every client in its own workspace
Serve many customers with one set of agents and never mix their data. Each client gets a separate workspace, all running on shared infrastructure, so keeping them apart does not mean paying for each one twice.
Your AI agents are doing real work. Put them on the record.
Aegis is what makes an agent safe to trust with real work. It checks every action before it runs, writes down what happened as it happens, stops and asks you before anything high-risk, and lets you put an agent back the way it was when its behavior changes. It works with the agents you already have.
Onboarding a limited set of early partners · works with agents built on any framework · single sign-on included
agent activity · acme-books
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every action checked · written down · reversible
Oversight for your agents, without hiring a platform team
The moment an agent can send an email, draft an invoice, or touch a customer record, it needs the same three things an employee needs: a scope of work, a paper trail, and a manager. Aegis is all three.
Decide exactly who and what can act
People and agents get exactly the access you give them, with single sign-on included. Your bookkeeping agent can draft invoices; only you can approve a payout. Your intern can read the record; only an admin can change what an agent is allowed to do.
Answer any audit in minutes, not weeks
Every action is written down: who set it off, what the agent did, and what it touched. You can export the lot whenever you want, so the records belong to you and leaving is as easy as staying.
Undo bad behavior before it compounds
Agents drift. Prompts get changed. When something goes live that should not have, put the agent back the way it was in one move, and see exactly which actions ran while it was wrong.
You do not need a Fortune 500 badge to need governance
If any of these sound like your Tuesday, you already have agents acting on your behalf. You just have no way to see what they did or take it back.
An AI agent chases late invoices, categorizes transactions, and drafts client emails across 40 client books.
Aegis: one workspace per client, payout actions gated behind human approval, a per-client ledger you can hand to any auditor.
An intake agent schedules patients, sends reminders, and pre-fills forms that touch health information.
Aegis: strict role scopes on what the agent may read, every access logged, records exportable when compliance comes asking.
A support agent answers tickets, issues refunds under $50, and updates order statuses around the clock.
Aegis: refund authority capped by policy, anomalies held for review, and a rollback when a prompt change gets too generous.
Validate, record, review, recover, on every agent action
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Validate
Every action is checked against the limits you set before it runs. High-risk work waits for a person.
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Record
Who set it off, what the agent did, and what it touched, kept in a record you can hand to an auditor.
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Review
See when an agent starts behaving differently, and what changed about it when it did.
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Recover
Put the agent back the way it was in one move, and undo the actions that can be undone.
What an agent audit report looks like
Before you deploy a single agent, here is the record Aegis hands you: every action an agent took, what it touched, and what was held for a human. This is an example view; a full product walkthrough is coming as we onboard our first cohorts.
142actions validated
3held for approval
1flagged for review
- 09:12 Sent payment reminder to client #3081 validated
- 09:26 Drafted refund of $1,240.00, awaiting sign-off held
- 10:03 Updated ledger category on invoice 5567 validated
- 10:41 Prompt changed since last run, config flagged review
every action checked · written down · reversible
Rather test it than read about it? Try the policy engine and verify a ledger yourself →
No full-time QA manager required
Small businesses don't have a dedicated QA department watching every agent action and Aegis is built so you don't need one. It's designed to do that work in the background: each action your agents take is validated against policy and written to an audit ready record automatically, so oversight runs while you run the business.
- Runs in the background Validation and logging are built to happen on every action, not on a schedule you have to manage.
- No new headcount Governance lives in the platform your agents run on, so it isn't a role you have to hire for.
- You stay in control High risk actions wait for a human, so you only step in when it actually matters.
Built to be handed to an auditor
Aegis is pre-general-availability, and we are straight about what that means. Here is how it is built and what we can walk you through.
- A separate workspace for every client. One client's data is never visible from another's, and yours stays exportable at all times, so leaving is as easy as staying.
- Nobody gets more access than they need. People and agents are scoped to what you allow, with single sign-on, and high-risk actions still wait for a person.
- An audit-ready record of every action, with who triggered it, what ran, and what it touched, ready to export when compliance comes asking.
- Open about our security posture. We are glad to walk you through our security model, roadmap, and formal attestations as part of a pilot. Security questions go to security@midgroupai.com.
What an early pilot looks like
We onboard early partners in small cohorts, scoped so you see value without a platform project.
- Scope. Pick one or two agents that already do real work.
- Connect. Aegis sits above your agents, so there is no rebuild and it works with any framework.
- Set guardrails. Define scopes, approval policies, and who is allowed to act.
- Go live with the ledger. Every action validated and logged, with configurations you can roll back, from day one.
Commercial expectations: pricing is set per cohort and scoped to your pilot. Book a review and we will share current terms and a timeline.
What people ask before they onboard
What is Aegis, in one sentence?
Aegis is what makes an agent safe to trust with real work: it checks every action before it runs, writes down what happened, stops and asks you before anything high-risk, and lets you undo an agent that drifts.
We are a small business. Isn't this enterprise stuff?
Governance is not about company size. It is about what your agents can do. The day an agent sends money, touches customer data, or speaks in your name, you need a record of what it did, control over what it is allowed to do, and a way to undo mistakes. Aegis gives a five-person firm the same three guarantees a bank would demand, without the platform team.
Which agent frameworks does Aegis support?
All of them. Aegis sits above your agents rather than inside them, so it works with any framework, any model provider, and a mix of several at once. You do not rebuild anything to adopt it.
How is client data kept separate?
Each organization gets its own separate workspace, so one client's data is never visible from another's. They share infrastructure, which is what keeps it affordable. Your records stay private and exportable at all times, so leaving is as easy as staying.
How much does Aegis cost?
Aegis is in early access, onboarded in small cohorts. Pricing is set per cohort and scoped to your pilot, so request access and we will share current terms and a timeline.
Two ways to take this further
Aegis is pre-general-availability and we onboard early partners in small cohorts, so both routes end in a conversation with a person rather than a signup form.
Walk through it with us
Thirty minutes on your agents and what they are allowed to do today. You will get a straight answer on whether Aegis is worth your time yet.
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Tell us what you are running and we will come back to you when a cohort opens that fits. No call required to get on the list.
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