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Free: install an adapter; block risky agent actions on your machine (edit/test under guardrails; no production Passport).

Paid: a policy service decides before high-consequence actions, monitors and records agent authorize requests (dashboard + decision history), issues scoped Passport evidence, and gives you audit you can show security. Request visibility alone is often enough reason to start a paid pilot.

Choose your adapter. Prove free local hardening first (~10–15 min). Upgrade when you need shared monitoring of agent requests, Passport-governed allow paths, or security-ready decision records.

All adapters are public beta (no external licensed production reference yet). Recommended free path: OpenClaw (most mature free path). Also mature beta: Codex (controlled host coverage; readonly governance gaps possible). Early beta: Grok Build, Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot — same free hard-gate / paid Passport model. See all adapters. Paid runtime: early access / pilot until first-customer governed success is proven. Compatibility matrix labels are internal evidence scope, not a general production guarantee.

Public beta communication

Feedback or help: Contact — questions, issues, or product feedback
Close collaboration: Founding teams — selective design-partner feedback loops
Updates from us: Subscribe — release notes and early-adopter news (not a sales call)

Platforms: free adapters run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Paid SDE runtime requires one Linux Docker host (agent host can stay on Windows).

OpenClaw adapter

Public beta · recommended free

Time to free value: 10–15 minutes

Free success: npx openclaw-local-hardening-check → PASS, governed: false.

Paid pilot success: configure PDP → openclaw-trusted-mode-check shows a governed decision; console evidence row after a gated action.

OpenClaw free steps See demo

Codex adapter

Public beta · mature

Time to free value: 10–15 minutes

Free success: npx codex-local-hardening-check → PASS, governed: false.

Paid pilot success: Linux PDP + hosted validation turn; destructive path governed when available (readonly may report a governance gap on some builds).

Codex free steps See demo

Early beta adapters

Same free hard-gate / paid Passport model. Lighter external proof than OpenClaw—fine for dogfood and early pilots:

npm i @dexgate/grok-trusted-mode
npm i @dexgate/claude-trusted-mode
npm i @dexgate/cursor-trusted-mode
npm i @dexgate/copilot-trusted-mode

Adapter overview · Pricing · Paid minimum setup

Free vs paid in practice

Capability	Free local hardening	Paid dexgate governance
What it is	Local hard gate on the agent host (developer-free: read, limited edit, constrained shell/tests).	SDE PDP decides before protected execution; scoped Passport evidence + audit.
Monitor & record agent requests	No shared authorize stream—only the local free wall on that machine.	PDP dashboard (`:8001/dashboard`) + decision records; see what agents actually request before you expand policy.
Evidence	Local check JSON (`governed: false`); sample Passport preview only.	Decision records, Passport fields, console history / local dashboard.
Still blocked free	`git push`, deploy-class, unrestricted shell — with upgrade CTA.	Policy may allow with proof, deny, or constrain; exportable for review.
When to upgrade	Prove the adapter loads and the free wall works.	Need to see agent requests org-wide, security/audit evidence, multi-env policy, or allow-with-proof.
Install surface	Windows / macOS / Linux agent OK.	One Linux Docker host for runtime + agent config.

Compare paid plans Minimum Production setup Enterprise rollout Setup prompts for your agent