Kommit is the control plane for enterprise AI agents — the layer that sits above the agents doing the work, governs what they're allowed to do, and produces the evidence your compliance team needs to defend that work to auditors and regulators.
What that means in practice
- —Policy library. A pre-built set of controls mapped to common frameworks (data handling, agent authorisation, change management, separation of duties). You enable the ones your scope requires.
- —/access — the live access control matrix. One screen that shows every user, agent, and system, what they can do, and who approved it. Changes are logged with the actor, the timestamp, and the reason.
- —Deploy topology. Kommit deploys to your region of choice on Hetzner Cloud (EU only today) with isolated infrastructure per environment.
These three live today. Observability, evaluations, and incident response are on the design-partner roadmap — they'll appear in the product as we develop them with the design partners we're currently signing.
Who Kommit is for
Kommit is built for compliance and risk teams at companies that are deploying AI agents into production workflows — typically healthcare, fintech, public sector, and regulated B2B SaaS. The buyer is usually a Chief Risk Officer, a Head of AI Governance, or a Head of Compliance. Engineering teams use Kommit too, but they're the implementers, not the buyer.
How customers usually start
Most customers land via the 14-day audit pilot. We connect to your AI surface, pull what we can pull (logs, configs, agent definitions), and deliver a written audit report at the end with specific findings and remediation steps. The pilot is fixed-scope and the deliverable is the report — there is no obligation to continue.
If the report is useful, customers usually move to one of three engagement shapes — see [#engagement-shapes] for the details.
How Kommit is not positioned
Kommit is not a coding assistant like Devin, Cursor, Copilot, or Replit Agent. Those are tools that write agent code. Kommit is the control plane that governs the agents after they're written. The two complement each other; we don't compete with them.
Kommit is also not certified to any compliance framework on its own behalf. We ship the control library and evidence-collection plumbing so that you can pass your audits with Kommit as the system of record. See [#is-kommit-soc-2-certified] for the longer version of this distinction.