Pegasi

Pegasi is the guardrails your AI agents desperately need. While everyone rushes to deploy autonomous AI agents that can supposedly "think" and act on their own, nobody's asking the obvious question: what happens when they do the wrong thing? Pegasi answers that with trust infrastructure for forward-deployed AI—built specifically to control and govern AI agent actions before they spiral into PR nightmares or security breaches.

Here's the reality: AI agents are being deployed across enterprises right now, making decisions, accessing data, executing actions—and most companies have zero visibility into what they're actually doing. Pegasi's reliability layer gives you that visibility. Think of it as the air traffic control tower for your AI systems—monitoring every flight path, every decision, every potential collision before it becomes a problem. The "forward-deployed" part means it's not some afterthought logging dashboard; it's embedded in the actual workflow where your agents operate.

The AI agent space is exploding and so is the chaos. Every company building "agentic" AI right now is going to need something like this—or they're going to learn the hard way why governance wasn't optional. Pegasi positioning themselves as "trust infrastructure" gets this. Someone finally noticed that giving AI agents free rein to execute tasks without guardrails isn't innovation—it's liability waiting to happen.

This is the boring-but-critical layer that makes AI actually usable in production. Everyone wants to talk about the flashy agents. Pegasi is building the cage. And in AI, the cage is the product.