zeroroot · the zero-trust agent runtime

Every team rows the same way, but with the agent development framework they prefer.

You do not need every team to agree on a framework. You need them to check in to the same runtime. The ADK gets each team there in a morning, in the language they already use, and the runtime does the rest.

A scaffold with the contract written down, so Claude Code or Cursor writes the component.

One command to check in. One command to see the grants the agent holds.

Every team keeps its framework and its code. What they give up is a different way to do the same thing on every team. Security reviews one runtime, and the answer covers every agent that checks in to it.

Answer “what did the agent do?” for any moment , with proof.

An agent runs for hours or days and makes hundreds of decisions. Gibson keeps every one of them in order, and can show you the agent's exact view of the world at any moment in that run. An auditor asks what it knew before it acted. You drag to that moment and they watch.

00 mission.started mission: prove an exploitable path to the tenant key store

Drag the playhead or press play. Scrub back and a finding disappears, because the agent had not found it yet.

Each team's agent works on a laptop. Here is what it does the moment it touches production, and what Gibson does instead.