What is agent runtime governance?
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Agent runtime governance is the architectural layer that monitors, constrains, and enforces policy on AI agents while they are actively operating in production. It governs what agents are allowed to do as they do it — not before deployment (that's testing) and not after an incident (that's forensics). It includes kill switches, action-level compliance checks, communication logging, anomaly detection, and human-in-the-loop gates.
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