OneCLI Secures AI Agents Behind Network Policies

OneCLI targets the most consequential gap in agent deployment: agents can be useful only when they can act, but action requires tightly controlled access. Its network-level enforcement is more durable than relying on prompts or model behavior.

• –Credentials stay in an encrypted vault and are injected only when requests pass through the gateway
• –Policies apply outside the agent and model, reducing the blast radius of misbehavior or prompt injection
• –Self-hosting and a one-container setup make it accessible to teams running Claude Code, Cursor, n8n, OpenHands, or custom agents
• –Approval gates, scoped projects, rate limits, and audit logs move agent governance toward familiar DevSecOps controls
• –The key limitation is coverage: teams still need to validate integrations, policy rules, and the gateway itself before trusting it with production systems