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ai•Jan 16, 2026
Building Governance for AI Agents with Cordum
AI agents are getting root access everywhere, but there's no audit trail, no approval workflow, and no way to enforce policies. Cordum is a governance layer that evaluates AI actions against policies before execution, providing a control plane for AI agents.
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Key summary
The author discusses the importance of governance for AI agents and introduces Cordum, an open-source governance layer that checks AI actions against policies before execution.
TL;DR
- AI agents are getting root access without governance
- Cordum is an open-source governance layer for AI agents
- Cordum checks AI actions against policies before execution
- Cordum provides a control plane for AI agents
- Cordum has a protocol called CAP for distributed orchestration
- Cordum has 16 pre-built packs for integrations
- Cordum is open core with self-hosted being free forever
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