For platform teams
Unblock the org. Run common ops. Stay sane.
The tension between app dev teams and platform teams is structural, not adversarial. They ship in days; you carry what they ship. Restriction does not resolve that, and a governed path only resolves it if the governed path is also the easy one.
Speed, with Control
Move at AI speed without the discovery debt
Every technology investment balances speed, cost and risk. AI pushed speed to the top of the agenda, and agents now ship in days rather than quarters. Your job is to stop that speed manufacturing cost and risk in equal measure.
Speed and control only trade off while the governed path is the harder one. Registration is self-service, policy is attached by default, audit is emitted at the call site. App dev teams keep shipping, you keep up, and security keeps its evidence chain.
The job is to say yes, by default.
Value
What platform teams get from Dome
Make the governed path the default
App dev teams ship agents faster than you can review them, and for most of them the ungoverned path is the only one on offer. Registration becomes self-service, with authentication, authorization and audit already attached.
One ops layer across every surface
SDK, CLI, API and MCP sit on one control plane. You do not get to pick which surface the org adopts; you get to make all of them resolve to one tenant, one identity model, one audit trail.
Compose, don't replace
Your IdP, your SIEM, your secrets store, your APM. Agent identity rolls up to enterprise identity and audit streams to the security data lake, so the systems you already run cover agents too.
Policy as code, lifecycle like code
Rules live in a repo, versioned, simulated against the last 24 hours of traffic before they roll out, rolled back like any other deploy. Platform discipline on a surface that has rarely had it.
Outcomes
What changes in the first 90 days
The first quarter looks like infrastructure work usually does: register, observe, attach policy, integrate. The payoff compounds, because the path you build now is the one every later agent takes.
First governed agent in an afternoon
A working SDK call, a registered agent, a rule, an audit query. The path an app dev team reaches for next time.
Discovery without restriction
Every agent that registers shows up. Scope it, observe it, reason about it, without saying no to the team that built it.
Common contract with security
Security gets authentication, authorization and attribution in shapes they already know. The meetings turn from incidents into roadmap.
Headroom as the estate grows
Adding an agent is a registration, a tool is a configuration, a model is a pool entry. None of them scale the team that operates them.