Trust every AI agent by what it actually does
EDAMAME is the trust layer for the AI agents and machines behind your code — proving trust through both security posture and runtime behavior, on every host: local, remote, and headless CI/CD.
The problem
Is the agent doing what it declared — or something else?
Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and Hermes read repos, call tools, and touch credentials. Identity and static posture tell you the machine is hardened — they don't tell you whether the agent stayed inside what it declared.
EDAMAME watches each agent from outside, at the host boundary — no SDK or plugin inside the agent. It scores how far the agent drifts from its declared intent, flags attack patterns, and rolls the same evidence up fleet-wide in Hub.
How it works
From host evidence to fleet-wide trust
Step 1 · Know locally
Score behavior on each host
EDAMAME compares what each agent declared with what it actually did — process, file, network, and secret activity — scores the divergence, and flags attack patterns. Observed from outside the agent.
Step 2 · See fleet-wide
Roll it up in EDAMAME Hub
The same evidence becomes fleet checks — divergence scores, attack-pattern findings, blast radius, and conditional access when an agent strays.
Posture, behavior, and fleet-wide evidence
Verify each AI agent on the host — security posture plus runtime behavior — then see the same evidence across your fleet in Hub.
Intent-divergence score
How far the agent drifted from what it declared — scored on real process, file, and network activity, not a prompt log.
Attack-pattern findings
Credential harvest, token exfiltration, tool poisoning, and malicious package pulls — caught from host telemetry, with the evidence trail.
Security posture
Disk encryption, screen lock, OS patch level, EDR presence — the static hardening of every host an agent runs on, local or headless.
Fleet trust & conditional access
Hub rolls posture, divergence, and findings up fleet-wide — and gates access to repos and resources when an agent or host drifts out of trust.
