Every agent tool call is a policy decision.

Declare permissions in governance.fms. A local daemon permits, defers, or denies each tool call before it runs. Decisions are hash-chained in a WAL. No SDK lock-in. No cloud required.

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Install

curl -fsSL https://install.faramesh.dev/install.sh | bash
faramesh version

Also Homebrew, npx, Go install, or build from git. All install paths →

Works with the agent stack you already have

LangGraph · LangChain · CrewAI · OpenAI Agents · Claude Agents SDK · Claude Code · Cursor · MCP · AutoGen · AG2 · LlamaIndex · Pydantic AI · Bedrock · Semantic Kernel

13 frameworks today. SDK shim, MCP proxy, HTTP proxy, or A2A. Pick the tier that matches the agent. Framework guides →

What you get

• Deterministic decisions. Pure functions over policy and the action payload. No LLM in the decision path.
• Non-bypassable enforcement. Local daemon. Every tool call goes through it. No SDK to forget to wrap.
• Identity-bound. SPIFFE SVIDs, OIDC, or cloud workload identity. Credentials brokered at the call site.
• Tamper-evident audit. Decision Provenance Records, hash-chained WAL, optional KMS signing.

A policy

agent "support-bot" {
  default deny

  rules {
    permit crm/customers/read
    permit crm/tickets/create
    permit email/send             if domain == "@yourcompany.com"
    defer  email/send             if domain != "@yourcompany.com"
    defer  billing/cancel_subscription
    deny   billing/delete_account
  }

  rate_limit "email/send": 50 per hour

  budget daily {
    max       $20
    on_exceed defer
  }
}

External emails go to a human. Cancellations require a click. Deletion is impossible without editing the policy. Daily spend ceiling. Every decision lands in a verifiable log.

More policy patterns → · FPL reference →

How Faramesh compares

Faramesh is the local enforcement daemon for tool-call decisions. It's narrower than full-stack agent platforms (Microsoft AGT) and operates outside the model output evaluation layer (Galileo Agent Control). Detailed comparison →

Documentation

Start here · Why Faramesh · Quickstart · Write your first policy

Concepts · How it works · Interception · Enforcement · Auditing

Reference · FPL · Stack file · CLI · Python SDK · TypeScript SDK

Community

Slack for daily conversation. GitHub Discussions for design proposals. Contributing guide for the policy pack registry and framework adapters.

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License

MPL-2.0.

Built by

Amjad Fatmi and Brian Hall at Faramesh Labs.