Oxagen
Oxagen is a control plane for teams running AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Stella, governing thei
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From the product's websiteOxagen wraps the agents teams already use via hooks and a model-call gateway, without running them. Each agent gets an identity and a mandate (authority, budget, tools, rules); requests routed through Oxagen are allowed, denied, or sent to a person for approval. Every governed action is recorded with its cost, attributable to person, agent, run, turn, and step. Agent work is scattered across several tools with separate histories, bills can't be split below the account, and watching transcripts doesn't scale as runs get longer. Built for: Security, finance, and engineering teams accountable for coding agents a team runs; software and SaaS companies. Main features: Agent identity and mandates (authority, budget, tools); Rules that allow, deny, or route requests for approval; Live runs: answer and steer runs in flight; Step-by-step run records; Spend attribution down to the work and unproductive spend detection; Budgets, spend ceilings, and run stops.
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