Upcoming Workshop: Citizen Developer Agentic Software Factory on AWS
Register Here!Where agent changes go wrong
Agent-written infrastructure fails in familiar ways: a plan applied without review, a stateful resource deleted because the plan said so, a change no one can trace to the person or agent behind it. Code review alone misses these, because they depend on what the change does to running infrastructure.
How every agent change stays on the governed path
Policy before every apply
Attribute-based access control decides whether this token may take this action on this instance. Then Checkov and the bundle’s own schema check the plan before anything runs.
A person approves destructive changes
Provision and decommission are proposed, not run. A proposal waits until someone with deploy permission on that instance approves it.
Every change is on the record
Each proposal, plan, approval, and deploy is an audit event with an actor. Service accounts are their own actor type, so agent actions are never mixed in with a person’s.
Rollback when a change slips through
Deployment history and environment compare show what changed, and rollback returns the instance to its last good state.
The configuration
Field names are the API’s. Values are illustrative.
Watch Architect work inside those controls
A two-minute demo: a developer describes an app in Claude Code, and Architect builds it only from the approved catalog, under the same policy as every other change.
In production
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One governed path, for agents and every other change.
Give us an hour with your platform and security leads, and within a day you have a governed path running on your own infrastructure, ready to prove for 30 days.