Destinations stay human-controlled
If a recipient, channel, path, or URL comes from model output, validation rejects the graph.
Build the agent you actually need
Say what you need.Watch an agent take shape.
Create with natural language or start with 300 catalog agents, then inspect, test, approve, and run.
Describe the work
Every morning, review new vendor documents, flag anything expiring, and send the team a summary.
- Daily document checktrigger
- List vendor filesconnector
- Evaluate expiry datestransform
- Summarize what needs attentionllm
- Send the team a summaryconnector
Validatedready to test
- 300agent templates
- 30categories
- 14ready-to-run workflows
- 12graph node types
From prompt to production
From one sentence to a working agent.
The useful part is not the prompt. It is everything you can inspect before the agent runs, and everything you can prove after.
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Describe the work
Tell GovEngine what should happen, when it should happen, and where the result should go.
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Draft the graph
The builder turns that request into typed nodes and connections you can inspect and edit.
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Test without side effects
Dry run walks the graph with writes disabled. You see what would happen before anything leaves.
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Approve what can leave
Every outward destination is listed for acknowledgement before a version can be approved.
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Run the pinned version
Each run locks to one immutable version and records a redacted snapshot for every step.
Control before action
See where the work can go.
Before approval, GovEngine lists every place the graph can send data. A person reviews each one. Nothing unlocks until the list is acknowledged.
- 01Slackpost message#vendor-opsSends data out Acknowledged
- 02Outlooksend emailops@example.comSends data out Acknowledged
- 03SharePointupload file/Operations/Vendor ReviewsSends data out Acknowledged
Nested actions stay visible
Egress review expands maps and pinned subagents, so an outward action cannot hide inside another step.
Policy stops stay legible
A blocked side effect is recorded as a policy decision, separate from a software failure.
The catalog
Start closer to done.
Browse 300 agents across 30 categories: 100 built for tasks and 200 built for monitoring. Pick one, configure it, or use it as the start of something new.
- Solicitation Drafting Agent
- SSP Drafting Agent
- Phishing Analysis Agent
- Document Summarization Agent
- Regulatory Comment Analysis Agent
- Federal Register Monitoring Agent
- Chat Platform Compliance Monitoring Agent
- Agency Mention News Monitoring Agent
- Regulatory & Legislative Tracking Agent
- Cyber Threat Landscape News Agent
- Policy Exception/Waiver Expiration Agent
- Vendor Compliance Document Expiration Agent
- Continuous ATO Status Agent
- Document Lifecycle Staleness Agent
14 authored workflows
Complete graphs with workflow logic and real integrations, authored from trigger to result. These appear in the catalog as ready to run.
Ready to run286 configurable agents
Schema-driven starting points that reason over the inputs and resources you provide. They become useful when you configure them for your work.
Configure firstText, numbers, choices, sliders, alert rules, resource pickers, connected apps, and another agent's output can all become inputs.
One agent system
Build the graph. Keep the receipts.
Creation, control, execution, and evidence live together. You never have to guess which tool owns the truth.
Create
01Describe the work in natural language. GovEngine can clarify the request, draft a typed graph, validate all 12 node types, and try one structural repair when needed. You can still edit every node by hand.
Govern
02Dry run without writes. Review every egress destination. Reject model-derived recipients. Approve an immutable version only when the graph is ready.
Connect
03Use six OAuth apps, guarded HTTP requests, or tools configured through MCPOne. Connector calls share validation, credential refresh, and output checks.
Run
04Start manually, on a governed schedule, from a signed webhook, Slack event, or verified inbound email. Call pinned subagents with cycle, depth, and model-budget guards.
Produce
05Search and fetch the web, generate images, and create durable artifacts. Downloads stay workspace-scoped with safe attachment headers and a sandboxed content policy.
Measure
06Track root-run success, p50 and p95 latency, node performance, served-model cost, and policy stops. Dry runs stay out of production metrics, and unknown cost stays unknown.
Connect the work you already use
Google Drive
SharePoint
Gmail
Outlook
Slack
Microsoft Teams- HTTP
Built for real use
The parts that should stay boring.
- Immutable versions
- Approved graphs and run steps cannot be rewritten. The database enforces that boundary, and every run pins the exact version it executes.
- Encrypted credentials
- Connector credentials use AES-256-GCM encryption tied to the workspace and connection. They decrypt only at the connector boundary.
- Fail-closed limits
- Concurrency, rate, daily run, model-call, fan-out, and schedule limits stop work before it starts. Spend caps block later calls once the daily line is crossed.
- Controlled access
- Use Google or Microsoft sign-in, or Argon2id passwords. New accounts require approval, and every resource stays scoped to its workspace.
Straight answer: this page makes no certification or hosting-region claim. Model wording can vary. The graph, version, permissions, and execution path stay pinned.