Nolixan

Welcome to Nolixan

The governed-execution control plane for production AI agents.

Nolixan lets your AI agents safely act in the real world — sending the Slack message, opening the GitHub PR, charging the invoice — with policy, approvals, and a tamper-evident audit trail wrapped around every call.

You bring an agent; Nolixan gives it governed hands.

What you get

  • Connections — OAuth and API-key auth to hundreds of providers, with credentials encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and refreshed for you. Connecting accounts →
  • Actions & tools — a typed catalog of provider actions (provider__action), callable directly, over MCP, or as native tools in your agent framework.
  • Governance — a fail-closed policy gate (default-deny on writes, plus a sanitize-and-allow transform verdict), approvals with separation of duties, a hash-chained audit log, and signed, offline-verifiable receipts — the same controls enforced identically across API, SDK, CLI, MCP, triggers, and proxy.
  • Fleet & identity — per-agent DID identity, shadow-agent discovery, a live decision feed, spend budgets, SLOs, and a compliance (OWASP/SOC2) map. Governance you can prove, not just claim.

How it fits together

Your agent calls a tool → Nolixan resolves the connection and credentials → the policy gate decides allow / deny / needs-approval → the action runs against the provider → the result and the full decision are written to the tamper-evident audit log. The same path applies whether you call an action directly, through the proxy, or over MCP.

Read the architecture →

Start here

  • Quickstart — connect a provider and run a governed action in a few minutes.
  • Agent frameworks — drop Nolixan tools into OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, LangChain, CrewAI, or the Vercel AI SDK.
  • Governance overview — why governed execution, and how the control plane works.

SDKs

Nolixan ships first-party SDKs for Node, Python, Go, and .NET. Pick your language in the Quickstart.

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