> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corbits.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Features overview

> The capabilities that make Corbits a platform for deploying secure, auditable agents.

[**Corbits**](/getting-started/intro) is a platform for deploying secure, auditable agents with organizational guardrails: control, audit, and observability over what your agents can do. It gives teams the run, audit, and manage layer that turns a promising agent into something they can put in front of real work.

## What Corbits gives you

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  <Card title="Organizational guardrails" icon="shield-halved">
    Grant agents exactly the capabilities they need and nothing more. Access is fail-closed by default. See [Credentials & Grants](/platform/guardrails).
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  <Card title="Audit and observability" icon="chart-line">
    Every agent the control plane runs produces a tamper-evident, cryptographically signed record of what it did, plus live visibility into how it is behaving right now. Each action is independently verifiable.
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  <Card title="Credential separation" icon="key">
    Secrets are resolved and scoped by the platform at launch. Agents never look them up, and they act only within the grants they were given.
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  <Card title="Hierarchical policy control" icon="sitemap">
    Organize agents and policy across an organizational hierarchy, with inheritance and restrictions that never leak authority downward.
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  <Card title="Any model, no lock-in" icon="shuffle">
    Run agents on Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenAI, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Choose on cost and capability, and switch without re-platforming.
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## Built for two buyers

Corbits is written for the builders shipping agents and the security and compliance teams accountable for them. Developers get permissions, secrets handling, and audit logging without hand-rolling them for every deployment. Evaluators get proof that an agent can be granted exactly what it needs, and that every action is accountable.

## Apps on the platform

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  <Card title="Intercode" icon="terminal" href="/platform/intercode">
    A standalone coding-agent CLI that applies the same guardrail discipline in its own process rather than on the control plane.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Workbench" icon="table-columns" href="/platform/workbench">
    A go-to-market workspace where agents do real work, governed and observable by default.
  </Card>
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