Runtime relationships
A registry says what should happen. Runtime evidence shows which client invoked a tool, which server handled it, which system responded, and whether policy applied.
Use case
Product direction: map supported agent-to-tool-to-system relationships from the initiating device through downstream systems without retaining sensitive payloads.
Talk to AxLoopA registry says what should happen. Runtime evidence shows which client invoked a tool, which server handled it, which system responded, and whether policy applied.
Useful evidence preserves relationships while minimizing content.
Policy can remove values, retain approved fields, classify parameters, hash identifiers, or drop sensitive events before anything is written to disk.
New tool-to-system relationships, unmanaged-device access, missing redaction, and unapproved servers can be identified from context rather than payload inspection.
Common questions
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