About

ExecWarden is for agent work that needs authority, not blind trust.

ExecWarden is building a safer default for agent work: let agents use real tools without copying broad provider credentials into the agent environment.

What we believe

The company is focused on making agent authority usable, reviewable, and narrow by default.

The first focus is engineering work because branches, PRs, approvals, transcripts, and activity records make the boundary concrete.

Problem

Useful agents need real authority.

The hard part is not letting an agent call a tool once. The hard part is deciding what authority it should carry when it does.

Approach

Keep provider credentials behind a narrower boundary.

ExecWarden uses Agent identities, per-tool grants, approvals, revocation, and an activity log so teams can delegate work without defaulting to broad raw credentials.

Current focus

Start with the paths that are easiest to inspect.

GitHub work, governed MCP access, and bounded execution environments make credential custody, scope, and review evidence easier to evaluate.

Where teams start

What the company is trying to make easier for teams.

1Start with a concrete coding task.
2Keep authority scoped to what the task needs.
3Use the docs and beta app flow to evaluate a real boundary.

Try the product

Start with one governed agent task during beta.

Read the docs, understand the boundary, and try one real task in the app during beta.

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