How Oceum governs autonomous agent execution across enterprise systems. Every action flows through governance infrastructure before reaching production systems.
Every agent action follows the same governed path. No agent directly touches a legacy system, sees a raw credential, or executes without an audit record.
The agent sends an action request via SDK or webhook. The request includes the action type, target system, and parameters. The agent never specifies credentials or connection details.
The action is validated against the whitelist. The agent's autonomy tier and reputation score are checked. If the action requires approval, it enters the approval workflow. Enterprise knowledge grounds the decision context.
The zero-knowledge vault decrypts the required credential, injects it into the outbound request, and immediately discards plaintext. The agent never sees the raw secret. Domain-locking prevents SSRF.
The appropriate adapter (REST, SOAP, SFTP, JDBC, Webhook, or Database) translates the structured request into the format the legacy system expects. The adapter handles retries, timeouts, and error mapping.
The full execution is recorded in the immutable audit trail with actor identity, timestamp, org context, and decision chain. Recall compresses the operational context for fleet memory. The result flows back to the agent.
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