A governed agent should not only run when someone opens a chat window. Triggers fire your agents from webhooks, schedules, and real-world events — and every run is governed exactly the same way.
Every ContextGate workspace now has a built-in, SQL-queryable database — durable, governed memory your agents can read and write as a first-class capability.
Drop a whole project folder into ContextGate and the structure comes with it. PDFs go straight to the model as native documents. Your agent gets the real context, not a flattened pile of files.
Connect enough tools and your agent's prompt quietly fills up — until tool results start getting trimmed mid-conversation. ContextGate now shows you the whole budget: strategy, savings, and tools loaded per turn.
A governance check that only sees the words of a message is guessing. ContextGate policy checks can now run on a model you choose — and call read-only tools to ground the decision on live workspace data.
Stop re-explaining the same workflow to your agents every week. The new Skills Library turns proven procedures into versioned, governed playbooks your agents load on demand.
I built a weekend agent in ContextGate that watches a Gmail label, reads PDF receipts, extracts vendor/date/amount/category, and writes clean rows to a Google Sheet — flagging anything it isn't sure about. Here's how it works, and why governance lives outside the agent.