Give agents room to act — and the OS the power to contain them. Policy-driven containment enforced at the kernel level, so the boundary lives beneath the agent.
The same capability that makes an AI agent powerful — broad access to act — is precisely what makes security teams refuse production deployment.
mxc.ms supplies the missing containment layer — putting enforcement, identity, and audit beneath every agent action at the OS level.
Specify exactly what an agent can and cannot access, up front, in a human-readable policy. No guesswork, no runtime surprises.
Rules are enforced by the operating system itself — not by the application layer the agent could subvert if compromised.
From lightweight process isolation up to full virtual machines — dial the isolation to match your risk profile, not one-size-fits-all.
Scoped, temporary access instead of permanent broad rights. Each task gets exactly the access it needs — no more, no longer.
Every agent action is attributable, auditable, and revocable — the foundation regulated industries require to deploy at all.
Every agent action is tied to a specific, verifiable identity. No ambiguity about what ran, when, and under whose authority.
A clean audit trail that provably separates what a person did from what an agent did — essential for compliance and incident response.
The controls that already govern your endpoints extend seamlessly to your agents — no separate policy silo to manage.
A compromised agent is boxed in before damage spreads. Revoke, quarantine, or rollback in milliseconds — not hours.
The same containment controls span device, virtual machine, and cloud workloads — one model, any environment.
Run continuous agents without leaving doors open. Persistent agents operate inside boundaries that never expire on their own.
From policy declaration to instant revocation — the execution-container model made concrete.
Define exactly what the agent may access and do — filesystems, network endpoints, APIs, commands — in a declarative policy file. Human-readable, version-controlled, auditable.
policy.mxc.yamlThe agent runs inside an execution container that enforces those limits at the operating system kernel — below the application layer the agent can reach. No cooperation required from the agent itself.
kernel enforcementEvery action is bound to an identity and written to an immutable audit trail. Regulators get the attribution they require; your team gets the forensic clarity they need.
identity bindingIf the agent misbehaves or is compromised, containment holds. Revoke access in milliseconds — not after a lengthy incident response cycle.
instant revocationAgents free to do useful work, inside boundaries they cannot cross even if compromised.
Organizations have kept agents in cautious pilots because the containment story was missing. mxc.ms supplies that story — and the technical enforcement to back it up. Ship AI agents as infrastructure, not experiments.
Untrusted or third-party agent code runs inside the same containment layer. You don't have to trust the vendor — you trust the boundary.
Attributable, auditable, revocable — the three pillars regulated industries require. Deploy in finance, healthcare, defense, or any compliance-heavy environment.
Designed for the autonomous tasks enterprises actually want to run — not sanitized demos. File operations, API calls, code execution, system commands — all containable.
Security teams can finally say yes. mxc.ms gives them the OS-level enforcement, identity accountability, and audit trail they need — and gives engineering teams the autonomy they want.
Don't audit the vendor — contain the execution. Third-party agents run inside the same containment boundary with the same OS-level enforcement. Trust the cage, not the code.
Finance, healthcare, defense, critical infrastructure — mxc.ms delivers the attributable, auditable, revocable record that regulators require and that audit teams can actually rely on.
The containment story is what security teams were waiting for. With mxc.ms, the conversation shifts from "can we?" to "when do we?" Graduates agents from interesting experiments to real enterprise infrastructure.
The accountability regulated industries require, built into the containment layer — not bolted on after the fact.
| Capability | mxc.ms | App-Layer Guardrails | No Containment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kernel-enforced boundaries | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Attributable agent identity | ✓ | Partial | ✗ |
| Human vs. agent audit separation | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Zero standing privilege | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Instant revocation (<1ms) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Tamper-resistant audit trail | ✓ | Partial | ✗ |
| Blast radius containment | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Works under compromise | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
Autonomy without containment is a liability no enterprise will accept. Make your agents trustworthy enough to ship — and treat them as infrastructure, not experiments.