Safety, Security & Runtime Controls

ContainmentOS

Operating layer for sandboxing agents, isolating permissions, and constraining execution blast radius.

ContainmentOS treats runtime isolation as a first-class operating layer for autonomous workloads. It places each agent inside explicit trust zones with scoped capabilities, controlled egress, and containment hooks that can freeze unsafe behavior before it propagates.

Three Pillars

Why This Becomes Necessary

Autonomous workflows often mix data access, external actions, and code execution, so one failure can jump across several trust boundaries at machine speed.

What a Solution Must Provide

Strong containment requires namespace isolation, capability whitelists, network segmentation, and schedulers that can quarantine suspect tasks without collapsing the wider system.