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AI Agent Control Plane

No agent writes without TekCapitol

On every wired mutate path, Check Write evaluates Write Intent before the change: Allow, Block, or Pause. Called gate: if the orchestrator skips the call, the write is not under Protect.

Need a readiness map first? TC Diagnose is the wedge into the control plane.

TC360 write gate and workflow control for production agents Check Write · Write Intent · Allow / Block / Pause

What actually unblocks production

Most AI agent pilots don’t fail because the model is weak. They fail because security cannot pause a bad write before it hits Salesforce, SAP, or your ledger. The end state is the write gate: Write Intent in, Allow / Block / Pause out. Diagnose and Fix get you ready when you still need a map.

Control plane first

Production control is Check Write on the mutate path, plus kill switch and Trace. Diagnose maps gaps when leadership still needs a pack before wiring the gate.

Built for the systems you already run

Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, SAP, ServiceNow, and custom environments. Schema and metadata only.

Used to clear real reviews

Teams have used the output to move agents from stalled pilot into staged or limited production.

Recent outcomes

Mid-market SaaS · Salesforce + Snowflake

A support agent had been stuck in security review for four months. TC Diagnose scored the workflow 41/100. Main gaps: excessive write permissions on customer records, no named kill-switch owner, and no audit trail for tool calls. After the fix queue, security signed off and the agent moved into staged production under TC Protect Check Write on the mutate path.

Financial services · SAP + ServiceNow

Claims-triage agent cleared functional testing but was blocked by the risk committee. Score: 38/100. Key issues were missing human approval on high-value actions and no circuit-breaker for anomalous behavior. Fixes and the kill-switch spec cleared limited production. End state: TC Protect on the write path so a bad mutate can Allow, Block, or Pause before it hits SAP.

AI vendor · Databricks + CRM

An AI vendor’s prospect required third-party readiness evidence before security would engage. TC Diagnose scored the proposed workflow 47/100. The vendor included the report (score, roadmap, governance record, kill-switch language) in the security package. The deal moved into formal review with Protect Check Write as the production control plan for CRM writes.

“Finally gave our CISO something concrete instead of another architecture slide. The kill-switch owner field alone unblocked the conversation. Next step was wiring the write gate.” Platform lead, financial services
“We knew the agent worked in the demo. The 41 score and fix queue told us what to fix. Production meant Check Write before every mutate, not another dashboard.” AI program manager, mid-market SaaS

Write Intent in. Allow, Block, or Pause out.

On every wired mutate path the orchestrator emits Write Intent. Check Write decides. The write runs only on Allow. Called gate: if the orchestrator skips the call, the write is not under Protect. Docs

1 · Emit

Orchestrator builds Write Intent (record, fields, authority, optional freshness). TekCapitol does not query the SoR.

2 · Check Write

Live API returns Allow, Block, or Pause plus reason and auditId.

3 · Mutate only on Allow

SDK guardedWrite runs the SoR update only after Allow. Block and Pause never write.

0 · Diagnose when needed

If security still needs a map, run TC Diagnose (+ Fix) before wiring. Wedge into the control plane, not the end state.

Three outcomes

Protect

Live write gate: Write Intent in, Allow / Block / Pause out. The production control product.

TC Protect →

Diagnose

Readiness map when you still need scored gaps before wiring the control plane.

TC Diagnose →

Fix

Prioritized gap queue so the write gate has something production-ready to protect. Included with TC Diagnose.

TC Fix →
Salesforce Snowflake Databricks SAP ServiceNow NetSuite Proprietary & EDA
Production
TC Protect
Write gate for live agents
  • Write Intent · check_write · Allow / Block / Pause
  • check_gate · Trace · Detect · kill switch
TC Diagnose + TC Fix
Get ready for the control plane · score + fix queue
  • 7-phase readiness map + roadmap toward the write gate
  • Fix queue with staging preview

See Check Write before you wire it

Interactive demos with prefilled scenarios. Docs are the source of truth.

Demo chooser with prefilled agent workflows for the TC360 product demo

60+ prefilled scenarios across industries · single-workflow product demo

88% of AI POCs fail to reach production · IDC/Lenovo via CIO, 2025
01Assess
02Connect
03Validate
04Transform
05Orchestrate
06Govern
07Monitor
Platform flow · report deliverables · RAG agents TC360 platform: readiness into production with TC Protect, and Detect/pause reverse handoff into TC Fix
Readiness score + roadmap
Workflow Governance Record
Evidence pack + security Q&A
Kill switch specification

RAG agents: Index scope, ACL tests, and kill-switch blueprint, not runtime vector crawling.

Enterprises

Pilots stuck before production sign-off.

Overview →
AI vendors

Third-party readiness proof for security review.

Partners →

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TekCapitol · TC360 · San Jose, CA · Pilot to production

Data access

Default: metadata only (schemas, field names, row counts). No raw data required. Nothing sensitive leaves your environment without agreement.

You choose the access model:

  • Metadata only (default)
  • VDI / remote desktop in your environment
  • Client laptop session you control
  • Read-only credentials you provision and revoke
How we assess

TC Diagnose scores one AI agent workflow so you can wire the write gate with eyes open: data, permissions, audit, and controls.

You get a readiness map, remediation roadmap, Workflow Governance Record, evidence pack, and kill-switch specification. The end state is TC Protect Check Write on the mutate path. Schema and metadata only unless you choose a deeper access model. Details: Security & data handling.