Every tool and every agent, under one record you control.
A dozen engineering tools, a growing number of AI agents, and no single place that knows what all of them committed to.
One governed layer10 tools and agents. Nothing above them.
Each new agent is a new governance question.
Agents arrive without identities. Consolidation is demanded without options. The audit trail across the stack is fiction, and compliance doesn't scale with capability.
“Every team wanted their own AI agent. None of them wanted to talk to security about it. I needed a platform that would let me say yes to capability and yes to governance in the same sentence.”
CTO, enterprise company
Governed by construction
Read-only connectors
Governed by your whitelist. Design data never leaves — Tymeline reads program signals only.
Every agent has an identity
And a scope, in your identity provider: SAML, OIDC and SCIM with Okta, Entra, Ping or Auth0.
The model layer is Tymeline's problem
Frontier models in SaaS, VPC-hosted models for sensitive programs, open-weight models on Patrick. Swapping models needs no re-architecture — or bring your own.
Everything is signed
And exportable to your SIEM. An audit that took days becomes a lookup that takes minutes.
What changes
- AI sprawl
- Becomes governed deployment. Shadow agents to zero by month two.
- Vendor sprawl
- Gets a layer that runs the program. Jira stays Jira. Cadence stays Cadence.
- Audit
- Becomes provable.
- Where it runs
- Matches the environment: AWS, Azure, GCP — or no cloud at all.