Platform Architecture Specification

The Sub-Millisecond AI Agent Governance Mesh

xAgentGuard runs as an inline Go enforcement proxy between autonomous LLM agents and downstream API tools. It provides deterministic policy evaluation, memory-backed RBAC entitlements, real-time Slack human gates, and SHA-256 audit ledgers.

1. Go Execution Proxy

Compiled natively in Go to ensure sub-1ms interception overhead. Operates transparently as a reverse proxy or Kubernetes VPC sidecar with zero performance degradation.

  • Sub-1ms Latency Overhead
  • Sidecar & Helm Deployment

2. Google CEL Rules Engine

Replaces non-deterministic "LLM-as-a-Judge" evaluators with Google Common Expression Language (CEL). Rules execute in microsecond cycles with zero hallucinations.

  • Numeric Payload Limits
  • Dynamic Regex & Scope Check

3. Slack Human-in-the-Loop

When an agent tool invocation exceeds authorized limits (e.g., wire transfers > $1,000), xAgentGuard pauses execution and posts an interactive 1-click Slack Block Kit gate.

  • 1-Click Slack Approvals
  • Configurable Timeout Handlers

End-to-End Inspection Pipeline

Zero-Trust Architecture
Step 1: Ingress

Agent framework dispatches HTTP/gRPC tool invocation to proxy.

Step 2: Redis Entitlement

In-memory check of agent API keys, rate limits, and RBAC permissions.

Step 3: CEL Evaluation

Go engine evaluates payload against active policy rules (<0.5ms overhead).

Step 4: Audit Record

SHA-256 digest is signed and committed to the telemetry database.

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