Enterprise artificial intelligence governance and operations platform company Superwise today announced a major update to its Enterprise Agentic Governance platform that includes new capabilities that are designed to redefine how teams build, monitor and govern artificial intelligence agents at scale.

The update seeks to assist enterprises that the company claims are facing a critical AI governance gap that threatens both compliance and operations. According to International Data Corp. research, though 68% of companies are investing in agentic AI, only 7.9% can govern these systems at scale.

Superwise said the new release sets new standards for AI governance by combining real-time protection, seamless developer integrations and frictionless onboarding all within a single, unified platform.

“Adding these features into one integrated platform is a major leap forward in our mission to make AI governance accessible, scalable and enterprise-ready,” said Chief Executive Russ Blattner. “We’re delivering the tools that teams need to confidently deploy agentic systems in production, without compromising on safety, compliance or speed.”

There are five new features, starting with Extended Guardrails: Real-Time Protection for AI Outputs. The platform now offers expanded rule sets, an improved user experience and a dedicated Guardrails page, giving teams unprecedented control over AI outputs.

The second new feature, Community Tier Goes Live, is a fully self-service Community Tier that offers an automated experience for sign-up, tier transitions and payments. The tier removes friction and opens the door to enterprise-grade governance for teams of all sizes and designed to support builders and innovators.

The third new feature, MCP Integration for Software Engineering Agents, allows developers to integrate their Model Control Plane servers directly into Superwise and, in doing so, unlock new possibilities for extending agent capabilities. The fourth feature, Built for Enterprise: Agentic Governance at Scale, offers robust governance infrastructure that supports multi-agent orchestration to policy enforcement and rollback capabilities.

The final new feature, called Built for Builders; Free Access, Expert Support, involves making these capabilities available to all users, including those on the free Starter Edition. With the feature, all users gain access to expert consultations, versioning and rollback tools and enterprise-grade observability without barriers.

“We’ve designed this release to empower builders, from solo developers to enterprise teams, with the same level of control and insight,” said Oren Razon, senior director of product at the company. “Governance shouldn’t be a bottleneck. It should be a launchpad.”

Superwise is a venture capital-backed startup that has raised $4.5 million in funding, according to Tracxn. Investors include F2 Venture Capital, Capri Ventures and Apple Core Holdings.

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