Does Exogram work with OpenClaw?

Yes. Exogram sits in front of OpenClaw as the governance layer. Every tool call OpenClaw makes is intercepted and evaluated against deterministic policy rules. OpenClaw executes; Exogram governs.

Does Exogram work with LangChain?

Yes. Exogram integrates with LangChain via REST API or MCP server. LangChain orchestrates agent steps; Exogram decides which actions are allowed before execution.

Does Exogram work with CrewAI?

Yes. Exogram provides the admissibility control plane for CrewAI agents. CrewAI coordinates multi-agent teams; Exogram ensures each agent action passes governance.

Does Exogram work with AutoGPT?

Yes. Exogram governs AutoGPT's autonomous execution loop. Every tool call AutoGPT attempts is intercepted, evaluated against 8 deterministic policy rules, and either permitted or blocked.

How fast is Exogram evaluation?

0.07ms (70 microseconds) for policy evaluation. In our 5,000-request red-team flood test with 200 concurrent connections, Exogram sustained 137 RPS with a 0.00% failure rate, zero false negatives, and zero false positives.

Does Exogram compete with AI agent frameworks?

No. Exogram does not compete with OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, or any agent framework. It sits in front of them as the governance and admissibility layer. Use any framework you want — Exogram governs them all.

Framework-Agnostic Governance

Exogram Governs Every Agent.

Exogram doesn't compete with AI agent frameworks.

It sits in front of them.

Use whatever agent framework you want — OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGPT — and put Exogram in front of it to guarantee it doesn't go rogue.

Frameworks supported

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Evaluation latency

False negatives

Integration methods

Other frameworks build agents. Other frameworks orchestrate agents.

Exogram governs them all.

0.07ms deterministic policy evaluation • SHA-256 state hashing • Signed JWT execution tokens • Tamper-proof audit chain

Two Integration Methods

Connect in Under 5 Minutes

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REST API

POST before each tool call

# Before your agent executes any action:

POST

https://api.exogram.ai/v2/evaluate

# Body:

{

"action_type": "email.send",

"payload": { "to": "user@company.com" }

}

# Response: PERMITTED + signed JWT, or BLOCKED + reason

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MCP Server

Model Context Protocol

# Add to your MCP config:

{

"mcpServers": {

"exogram": {

"url": "https://api.exogram.ai/mcp",

"apiKey": "your-key"

}

# Every tool call is automatically governed

12+ Frameworks

Works With Every Agent Framework

OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGPT, LangGraph, NemoClaw, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, Haystack, LlamaIndex, Phidata, Composio — and any framework that makes tool calls.

OpenClaw

Agent Framework

Open-source self-hosted AI agent framework. Connects to WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack. Executes shell commands, browses the web, sends emails.

+ Exogram: Exogram intercepts every OpenClaw tool call before execution. If OpenClaw attempts to send an unauthorized email or execute a destructive command, Exogram blocks it deterministically — zero false negatives.

Via MCP ServerSub-millisecond governance

LangChain

Orchestration

The most popular AI agent orchestration framework. Chains LLM calls with tools, memories, and retrieval. Sequences agent steps — but orchestration ≠...

+ Exogram: Exogram sits between LangChain's orchestration layer and real-world execution. LangChain decides WHAT to do. Exogram decides what is ALLOWED.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

CrewAI

Multi-Agent

Multi-agent framework for coordinating teams of AI agents with roles, goals, and tasks. Great for complex workflows — but no action-level governance.

+ Exogram: Every agent in a CrewAI team has its actions evaluated by Exogram's 8 deterministic policy rules. Team coordination happens in CrewAI. Action admissibility happens in Exogram.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

AutoGPT

Autonomous Agent

Fully autonomous agent that self-directs its own execution loop. Sets goals, breaks them into tasks, and executes without human oversight.

+ Exogram: AutoGPT's autonomy is its strength and its risk. Exogram provides the missing governance layer — every autonomous action is intercepted and evaluated before execution.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

LangGraph

Graph Orchestration

State machine-based agent orchestration from LangChain. Defines agents as directed graphs. Controls flow — but not action admissibility.

+ Exogram: LangGraph controls the flow. Exogram controls the gates. Each node in the graph that triggers a real-world action is governed by Exogram's deterministic policy engine.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

NemoClaw

GPU-Accelerated

NVIDIA's agentic AI framework with GPU-accelerated execution and hardware optimization. Builds high-performance agents — but doesn't govern them.

+ Exogram: NemoClaw builds agents. Exogram governs them. GPU-accelerated execution meets sub-millisecond deterministic governance. The fastest agents need the strictest controls.

Via REST API & MCPSub-millisecond governance

Semantic Kernel

Microsoft SDK

Microsoft's SDK for building AI agents with plugins and planners. Deep Azure integration. Enterprise-grade orchestration.

+ Exogram: Exogram adds a model-agnostic governance layer beneath Semantic Kernel's planner. Plugin execution is gated by Exogram's policy engine before reaching Azure resources.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

AutoGen

Multi-Agent

Microsoft's framework for building multi-agent conversations. Agents collaborate through message passing — with no built-in action governance.

+ Exogram: When AutoGen agents propose real-world actions, Exogram evaluates each one against deterministic policy rules. Conversation happens in AutoGen. Governance happens in Exogram.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

Haystack

Pipeline Framework

Production-grade NLP/AI pipeline framework by deepset. Builds search, RAG, and agent pipelines. Pipeline components execute freely.

+ Exogram: Exogram governs each pipeline component's external interactions. Before Haystack writes to a database or calls an API, Exogram verifies the action is admissible.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

LlamaIndex

Data Framework

Data framework for connecting LLMs to external data. Indexes, retrieves, and acts on data. Great for RAG — but no governance over agent actions.

+ Exogram: LlamaIndex connects data to agents. Exogram ensures agents can't misuse that data. Every action derived from LlamaIndex retrieval is governed before execution.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

Phidata

Agent Builder

Build and deploy production-ready AI agents with memory and tools. Simple and fast — but tool execution is ungoverned.

+ Exogram: Phidata builds production agents fast. Exogram makes them safe fast. Add one API call before tool execution and every Phidata agent is governed by 8 deterministic rules.

Via REST APISub-millisecond governance

Composio

Tool Integration

200+ tool integrations for AI agents. Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Jira — connected in minutes. But connected ≠ governed.

+ Exogram: Composio connects 200 tools. Exogram governs all 200. Every tool call through Composio is intercepted by Exogram before reaching the external service.

Via REST API & MCPSub-millisecond governance

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Exogram compete with OpenClaw, LangChain, or CrewAI?▾

No. Exogram does not compete with any AI agent framework. It is the governance layer that sits in front of them. OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGPT, NemoClaw — they build and orchestrate agents. Exogram governs what those agents are allowed to do. Think of it as IAM for AI agents.

How does Exogram integrate with my existing agent framework?▾

Two ways: (1) REST API — add one POST call to api.exogram.ai/v2/evaluate before each tool execution. (2) MCP Server — add Exogram to your Model Context Protocol configuration and every tool call is automatically governed. Both methods take under 5 minutes to set up.

What happens when Exogram blocks an action?▾

Exogram returns a deterministic BLOCKED response with a specific reason code (e.g., TRANSMISSION_BLOCKED, DESTRUCTIVE_OPERATION_BLOCKED, QUOTA_EXCEEDED). Your agent receives the block reason and can decide how to proceed — retry with a different approach, ask for human approval, or log the attempt.

Does Exogram add latency to my agent?▾

Minimal. Policy evaluation runs in 0.07ms (70 microseconds). In our 5,000-request concurrent flood test with 200 simultaneous connections, the engine sustained 137 RPS with a 0.00% failure rate. The dominant latency factor is network round-trip, not evaluation.

Can I use Exogram with a self-hosted agent like OpenClaw?▾

Yes. Exogram provides both a cloud API (api.exogram.ai) and an MCP server. Your self-hosted OpenClaw agent calls Exogram's cloud endpoint before executing any tool, getting a PERMITTED/BLOCKED decision in 0.07ms compute.

What makes Exogram different from other AI guardrails?▾

Most guardrails filter LLM outputs after generation. Exogram governs agent actions before execution. It uses deterministic logic (not probabilistic AI-watching-AI), SHA-256 state hashing for integrity, signed JWT execution tokens for proof-of-evaluation, and a tamper-proof audit chain. Zero false negatives in red-team testing.

Govern your AI agents — any framework, any model

OpenClaw, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGPT, NemoClaw, LangGraph, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, Haystack, LlamaIndex, Phidata, Composio — Exogram governs them all.

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