Control what AI agents do, before they do it.
Offpath is the runtime control plane for what AI agents are allowed to do. It catches an agent's action on the wire and stops it, with nothing installed in the app.
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Catch the action, not the words
AI agents now hold real credentials and act on their own. Offpath inspects what an agent actually sends: the real tool calls and their destinations, below the encryption layer, on the endpoint.
Stop it inline, nothing in the app
No proxy in the request path, no SDK changes. Offpath can block or redact the dangerous action before it leaves the machine, and analyzes locally, so your data never ships to a vendor cloud.
Across every agent
Coding assistants and framework-built agents (LangChain, the OpenAI Agents SDK) alike, on Linux and macOS, governed under one control plane.
Why it's different
Most tools grade what the model says, and alert after the fact. Offpath governs what the agent does. On the flows that matter, it doesn't just detect: it proves an attack with a ground-truth signal, then stops it.
About
Offpath is built by Michael Panek. For two decades he's gotten category-defining security products bought by Fortune 1000 CISOs, across virtualization, cloud, cloud-native, and now agentic AI. After a year selling agentic-AI security to those buyers, he built Offpath to close the gap he kept hitting: agents take dangerous actions, and nothing actually stops them. Based in Chicago.