See what your agents are already executing

A working session, not a pitch

We put the Recorder in front of an MCP server or an agent you pick, then read the results together: every SQL statement, every Terraform plan, every Git push, with the verdict SQL Guard, Terraform Guard or Git Guard would have returned.

• Observe mode, installed in about 30 seconds

  One Rust binary on the execution path: MCP proxy, agent hooks, or CLI wrapper. No agent code to change, no verdict enforced. What is not intercepted is not recorded — coverage is a property of your deployment, and the report says so.

• The Exposure Report, written by your own traffic

  After 30 days, Sealr counts: how many operations your agents executed, how many were destructive against production, how many should have required approval, how many trace back to no human principal. During the session we read the short version on your test scope.

• No commitment, and no payloads

  No credit card, no contract. Content stays with you: the Console only ever receives metadata, hashes, and Merkle roots. Uninstall is documented and leaves one last signed record.