Troxy sits between your AI agents and every action they attempt - sending emails, accessing data, running commands, making purchases. You set the policies, org-wide and per space. Troxy enforces them in milliseconds and tracks exactly what every agent costs, real billing data across providers, not just token math. Allow, block, escalate, or notify - before anything runs.
The moment you give an AI agent the ability to act - send an email, query a database, run a command, make a purchase - you need a way to stay in control without micromanaging. Troxy enforces your rules quietly, holds anything that needs your eye, and lets you approve or deny from wherever you are.
Org admins set the ceiling. Space admins can tighten it, never loosen it. No personal, self-serve policies, so nothing quietly slips through.
Action filters, spend limits, daily activity caps, approval thresholds. Deterministic rules, sub-100ms decisions.
Anything above your threshold gets held and sent to you. One tap to approve or decline. Agents wait, not you.
Malicious prompts can't hijack your agent into unauthorized actions. Policy layer catches it before anything runs.
Every decision logged with task context - what was attempted, why, by which agent, against which policy.
Like a FinOps tool, but for what your agents actually cost. Real billing data from Anthropic and OpenAI, reconciled against token-math estimates and each tool's subscription plan, one true number instead of a guess.
No waitlist, no sales call. Create an account, connect your first agent, and set your first policy in a couple of minutes.