Govern employee AI use without blocking adoption.
APort helps companies roll out guardrails, hosted verification, repository protection, and signed evidence across employee AI tools and agent workflows.
Buyer
Who this is for
Security, IT, platform, and compliance teams responsible for employees using Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub automation, MCP tools, and internal agents.
Outcomes
- Subscribe to Team for hosted enforcement and audit, or plan an Enterprise rollout with IT and security owners.
- Give approved teams a golden path for agent work while retaining policy, audit, and revocation.
- Deploy guardrails through reviewed scripts and expand from one team to many.
Controls
- Org-scoped hosted verification
- Device and framework rollout scripts
- GitHub repository protection
- Private and multi-region options by agreement
- Org audit and member controls
Proof
- Signed org decisions
- Pilot org setup
- Hosted passport records
- Deployment and enforcement script output
Setup
Set up AI Governance the way your team works.
Start agent-first when the agent has repo context, switch to human review when a security owner wants the path, or use the CLI when the integration is already clear.
Recommended
Let my agent prepare AI Governance.
Best for teams that need employee AI governance, GitHub Guard, and hosted audit evidence.
prepare an APort enterprise AI governance pilot for my team — https://aport.io/skillCopy this into the agent that already has access to your repo or runtime environment. Require a diff before enforcement or secrets are enabled.
Implementation
Existing enterprise rollout page
The enterprise page remains the operational deployment guide. This product page names the buyer problem and pilot motion.
Open rollout guideRelated products
Build the control path in layers.
GitHub Repository Guard
APort verifies pull-request evidence, protected-path changes, workflow permissions, and repository context before AI-generated code reaches main.
Decision Audit Trails
APort records policy decisions with context, reasons, timestamps, and signatures so teams can reconstruct what happened and why.
Runtime Enforcement
APort guardrails evaluate shell, file, web, MCP, repository, and framework tool calls before the agent can act.