Use the paths above: Contact for feedback or help, Founding teams for close collaboration, and Subscribe for updates from us. Self-serve setup help is also in the setup prompts.

It is the control layer for organizations that need automated systems and AI agents to operate inside defined business boundaries. It evaluates proposed actions before execution, then authorizes, constrains, blocks, or escalates them and records the decision for review.

It is Decision Execution Governance applied to AI agents. It evaluates AI-agent actions before execution instead of relying only on the user permissions behind the agent.

dexgate is the product family for Agent Execution Governance on coding and devops agents: free local hard-gate adapters plus a paid early-access / pilot Agent Action Passport Runtime (SDE PDP) for production-bound shell, patch, and deploy-class actions.

An action passport is a scoped, evidence-backed authorization artifact for a specific proposed side effect. It should identify the schema, actor, target, environment, expiry, and proof a protected executor verifies before acting. Free local hard gates do not mint Passports.

The free adapter path is local hardening only: developer-free safer defaults (read, limited edit, constrained shell/tests) and local blocks for high-consequence actions, without a governed Passport or shared authorize stream. Paid pilot dexgate adds SDE PDP decisions, Passport-schema evaluation, tenant entitlements, PDP dashboard monitor/record, evidence, and plan-based limits.

The beachhead is governed production change for coding and devops agents: shell commands, code patches, file mutation, and deploy-class actions.

All public adapters are public beta (internal validation; no external licensed production reference yet). Recommended free path: OpenClaw. Mature beta: Codex (controlled host coverage). Early beta: Grok Build, Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Paid runtime is early access / pilot. dexgate does not sell or license the underlying host applications.

No. Free adapters and paid runtime are offered as public beta / early access until an external licensed first-success path is proven and support expectations are published. Compatibility matrix labels such as CERTIFIED_ENFORCED are internal evidence scope for declared version rows, not a general production guarantee.

Pilot first: free evaluation on one runtime (recommended OpenClaw), then a one-team paid pilot with one Linux Docker PDP host, then expand. See the Enterprise rollout guidance for phases, change management, and what not to do on day one.

Not on the public site. Use the setup prompts with your own agent (OpenClaw, Codex, Grok, Claude, Cursor, Copilot) for install, paid wire-up, dashboard observe-then-configure, and Day-2 verify. For a guided pilot, use Founding teams.

No. It works alongside them and fills the decision gap between a capable automated system and a risky action.

Yes. Start with the sample decision record, review kit, compatibility matrix, and release notes. Paid-path evidence should show the proposal, GateDecision, passport fields, verification result, and outcome record when available.

The local hard-gate adapter path is free. dexgate uses a shared pricing ladder across adapters, shown monthly first on the pricing page.