AxioRank

AxioRank is a security gateway built specifically for AI agents. It sits between your agents and every tool they call — MCP servers, APIs, databases, cloud services. Before any tool call executes, the gateway checks the agent's identity, inspects the payload, applies your policy, and writes a signed audit trail. The result is a default-deny architecture that stops leaked credentials, destructive SQL queries, and injection attacks before they reach production.

What makes AxioRank stand out is its depth of inspection and speed. Thirty-one content detectors scan every string leaf of a tool call for secrets (AWS keys, GitHub tokens, API keys), destructive operations (DELETE without WHERE, rm -rf), injections (prompt injection, SSRF), PII (email, SSN, credit cards), and egress signals (bulk reads, oversized payloads). Each detector produces a redacted signal — proof a secret was there without storing the value. The policy engine uses a deny-override model: explicit deny sits on top, then signal-based deny, then allow rules, then a risk threshold. Identities are short-lived tokens (default 15 minutes) that verify locally with no database round-trip, so a leaked credential expires quickly. The whole pipeline runs in under 100 milliseconds.

Teams building autonomous agents — especially those using frameworks like LangChain, CrewAI, or the Model Context Protocol — benefit most from AxioRank. It's for developers who need to give their agents production credentials without losing control. Use cases include preventing a language model from accidentally deleting a database table, blocking an agent from reading sensitive cloud metadata, and proving to auditors that every tool call was logged and reviewed. If you're deploying AI agents that touch real infrastructure, this is the checkpoint you didn't know you needed.