Orchestration
Exogram vs CrewAI
“Multi-agent teams. No execution boundary.”
What CrewAI Does
- •CrewAI enables multi-agent collaboration with role-based agents, task delegation, and sequential/parallel execution.
- •Agents work together toward a shared goal, delegating tasks and sharing context.
- •No execution governance. No validation of individual agent actions.
- •Multi-agent systems multiply the attack surface — more agents = more risk.
What Exogram Does
- ▸Exogram governs every action every agent in the crew proposes.
- ▸Each agent's tool calls pass through the same 8 deterministic policy rules.
- ▸Multi-agent coordination without governance is a multiplied risk. 5 agents making unvalidated tool calls = 5x the exposure.
- ▸0.07ms per evaluation means governance adds negligible overhead even with many agents.
Key Differences
| Dimension | CrewAI | Exogram |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Multi-agent coordination | Per-action governance |
| Agent Count Risk | Multiplied (no governance) | Contained (every action validated) |
| Enforcement | None | 8 policy rules per action |
The Verdict
Use CrewAI for multi-agent coordination. Use Exogram because more agents means more risk, not less. Every agent needs an execution boundary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Exogram govern individual agents within a crew?
Yes. Each agent's tool calls are independently evaluated. Agent A can be blocked while Agent B passes — per-action governance, not per-agent.
Does multi-agent coordination replace governance?
No. Agent coordination decides who does what. Governance decides whether each action is allowed. Coordination without governance is organized chaos with write access.