Tenant isolation
Separate runtime state for employees, teams, and agents.
Security and Governance
Keep every agent inside a controlled runtime boundary
Bewize frames security around tenant isolation, runtime identity, managed secrets, access controls, policy APIs, storage boundaries, browser sidecar isolation, evaluation evidence, and redacted metrics. Public copy should stay specific and avoid unsupported blanket guarantees.
Governance controls
The current source-backed implementation includes per-tenant runtime isolation, one Unix user per tenant in production provisioning, managed secrets, tenant environment secret APIs, agent policy APIs, access blocking, restricted rsync access, and tenant-safe launch patterns.
Managed secrets
Keep tenant credentials under central operational control.
Policy APIs
Control features and runtime behavior centrally and per tenant.
Operational outcome
Enterprise adoption can scale without merging agent identities or private state.
Secret metadata without secret exposure
The latest admin proof creates a tenant OAuth secret and a tenant environment key, then verifies that raw secret markers are absent from both UI text and returned API metadata. Public claims should stay this specific: secret values are not shown in the admin surface used by the proof.
Managed secret metadata
The UI shows name, scope, provider, status, next refresh, and refresh/delete controls.
Tenant env keys
Operators can write tenant environment keys while the stored value is not rendered back into the UI.
Tenant scope
Secrets and environment keys are shown against the selected tenant boundary.
Redaction proof
The Playwright proof checked that raw secret markers were absent from UI text and API metadata.
Operational outcome
Operations can manage tenant credentials without turning the admin UI into a place where secret values are casually copied.
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