Your team is already shipping agents. Pass architecture review.
Oxagen is the context layer your engineers add to their AI agents — with the audit log, tenant walls, and options your CIO needs to sign off. SOC 2 Type II in progress.
Hosted, dedicated, and BYOC deployments. Custom pricing for enterprise.
Context layer for agent teams
One graph per customer. Walled off by default.
Every gets its own . The database itself enforces the wall — blocks any query that tries to read across the line. Encrypted at rest, encrypted in transit, agents see only what you grant.
Better context also lets your engineers run smaller, cheaper models without losing accuracy. Swap for , cut 95% of , and show finance the receipts — run on every graph update, so the savings are proven, not claimed.
Multi-tenant
Hard walls between every customer
Adaptive
Types grow to match your business
Always-on
Agents enforce policy 24/7
MCP-native
Plug any AI tool in over an open standard
With Oxagen vs. without
Stateless agent. Or one that knows.
The teams shipping agents today land in two camps. Group A stuffs context into a prompt and prays. Group B reads a typed graph of their business and code. The second group passes architecture review, runs on cheaper models, and proves the savings on a dashboard.
Stateless agent
Stuffs whatever fits into the prompt — and prays.
Agent on Oxagen
Reads the typed graph: customers, contracts, owners, code paths — and cites the source.
Stateless agent
Hallucinates an API that doesn't exist in your codebase.
Agent on Oxagen
Walks the code graph and finds the real function, in the right service, with the right signature.
Stateless agent
Re-explains your business to the model in every prompt.
Agent on Oxagen
Loads your business map once. Every agent reuses it, on every question.
Stateless agent
Forces the biggest model so accuracy holds up.
Agent on Oxagen
Better context lets you run smaller, cheaper models — and prove the savings with evals.
Stateless agent
Architecture review: “wait, who can see what? where does data live?”
Agent on Oxagen
Multi-tenant isolation, audit log, BYOC option. Architecture review checklist, out of the box.
Stateless agent
Agent on Oxagen
The database enforces the wall. blocks any query that tries to read across customers. AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Your graph is yours alone.
Built for scale
Enterprise-Grade From Day One
Security, compliance, and administrative control designed for organizations that take data governance seriously.
One graph per customer
Each tenant gets its own knowledge graph — your customers, vendors, projects, and code, walled off from everyone else. Different teams inside your org can share a graph; different companies can't.
Org-wide agent library
Admins ship reusable agents — policy checks, standups, weekly roll-ups, onboarding flows — that every team can call. Each agent reads the same graph, so answers stay consistent.
SSO and access control
SAML 2.0 and OIDC. Role-based access with admin, member, and viewer tiers. Enforce MFA, session policies, and IP allowlists across the whole organization.
Audit logging
Every graph read, agent run, data export, and admin action lands in a tamper-evident log. Keep it for compliance, ship it to your SIEM, or both.
Admin-defined workflows
Ship org-wide automations — policy checks, vendor onboarding, quarterly reports — that every team picks up automatically. No copy-paste between repos.
Pooled credits and billing
One pool of credits, per-team or per-user budgets, a usage dashboard, and a single invoice. Finance gets the controls they expect.
Compliance roadmap
SOC 2 Type II in progress. GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS prioritized by customer demand — tell us what your security team needs and we'll commit a date.
Webhooks and events API
Stream every graph change in real time to your warehouse, your SIEM, or your own systems. Two-way: read updates out, push updates in.
A scenario your CIO will recognize
Your engineers ship an agent. Your audit log catches up.
A senior engineer wires up a support agent that reads your and your . On Monday it answers “which service handles refunds for enterprise customers, and what changed in the last 30 days?” On Tuesday your security team asks where the answer came from. Every step is in the log — what the agent read, which graph nodes, which lines of code, which model version, and how much it cost.
Use cases
One Architecture. Every Industry.
Engineering productivity
Agents that read your real code graph — finding the right function in the right service, instead of hallucinating an API that doesn't exist.
Customer support
Tier-2 agents that cite the exact ticket, account, and code change behind every answer. Audit log shows what the agent read, on every reply.
Compliance and audit
Every agent action logged with the graph nodes it touched. Export to your SIEM. SOC 2-ready evidence trails out of the box.
Sales and revenue ops
Agents that read your real account graph — owners, contracts, renewal dates — instead of stale CRM fields nobody updates.
Internal ops
Org-wide agents that enforce policy, run roll-ups, and answer “who owns this?” without paging an engineer.
Research and data teams
Mixed business + code context for agents that summarize experiments, draft reports, and trace findings back to their sources.
95%
Drop in inference cost
<50ms
p95 graph lookup
AES-256
Encryption at rest
BYOC
Run inside your own cloud
Show your security team the audit trail.
Business map. Code map. Cost controls. Audit log. Evals that prove the savings. Tell us what your architecture review needs and we'll walk through how Oxagen passes it.