How are you controlling what your agents can actually do?

I wanted my agents to do more without giving them access to everything.

I’ve been giving agents more access to real systems.

Run commands. Use GitHub. Call MCP tools. Actually get work done.

But I kept coming back to the same problem.

I don’t want to approve everything.

And I definitely don’t want to give an agent access to everything and hope it does the right thing.

That’s why we built Keydris.

You decide what the agent can do before it does it.

Allowed? It runs.

Needs you? It asks.

Not allowed? It gets blocked before execution.

ALLOW. APPROVAL REQUIRED. REJECT.

We recorded a quick demo where an agent tries to run something outside its authority.

It never runs.

That’s the part that matters to me.

Keydris is free to try right now.

If you’re already using agents with real access, Claude Code, Codex, MCP tools, GitHub, local commands, I want you to test it.

Try it with your actual setup.

Tell me where it breaks.

That feedback is genuinely what we need right now.

What are you letting your agents do today, and what do you still require a human for?