Adoption and risk dashboard
Who is using which agents, where coverage is, and what has been prevented.
Innovation vs. exposure
You are rolling out AI across the company to cut cost and increase speed. Hidden risk, inconsistent controls, and security pushback threaten the timeline. Knostic lets you deploy agents in days with controls that scale.
Adoption stalls on uncertainty, not on technology.
Every team wants agents. Security wants assurance. Knostic gives both: a clear inventory of what is in use, one policy that applies everywhere, and a dashboard that shows adoption, risk, and coverage side by side.
How Knostic accelerates safe rollouts
Adoption you can see
Before Knostic
Agents and plugins spread through every department. Nobody can report what is deployed, let alone what it costs or protects.
After Knostic
A single inventory of agents, models, and tools by team, with adoption and risk trends over time.
Policy once, enforced everywhere
Before Knostic
Each tool, each team, its own configuration. Security reviews every rollout from scratch.
After Knostic
One policy set, applied to every supported agent, so a new team or tool inherits the controls on day one.
Velocity with guardrails
Before Knostic
AI-generated code ships with vulnerabilities and bad dependencies. Rework eats the productivity gain.
After Knostic
Agents follow your coding standards and threat-model first. OpenAnt finds what slips through.
Key capabilities
Policy once, everywhere
Set controls centrally and apply them across every supported agent and team.
Days, not quarters
Kirin installs inside the agents already in use. No new infrastructure.
Vetted ecosystem
AgentMesh verdicts on skills, MCP servers, and extensions, so teams build on trusted components.
Works with your stack
Extends SIEM, DLP, DSPM, and Purview into AI workflows.
Reporting
Evidence for the board, the auditor, and the budget review.
Frequently asked questions
Hours to discovery data, weeks to enforced policy. Kirin ships as a plugin or extension in agents developers already run.
Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Codex, JetBrains, Devin Desktop, Gemini CLI, and Claude Cowork.
The point is the opposite. With enforced guardrails and evidence, security can approve agents it would otherwise block.
Kirin is free for individual developers and small teams, per-user for growing teams, and custom for the enterprise. See pricing for details.
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