Understand intent
Preserve the request and relevant context so later actions can be understood as part of one evolving task.
Gensee evaluates the capabilities AI requests, grants narrowly scoped authority, mediates privileged effects, and records what actually happened—so autonomy can expand without relying on blind trust.
AI moves through requests, tools, files, commands, networks, and durable state. Gensee turns each requested privilege into an explicit, enforceable capability decision before it becomes a system effect.
Preserve the request and relevant context so later actions can be understood as part of one evolving task.
Grant only the paths, identities, network reach, secrets, and external actions required for the operation.
Enforce the decision at filesystem, network, identity, API, and execution boundaries where privileged work occurs.
Use observed telemetry and effect evidence—not a success claim—to determine what the operation actually changed.
Safety decisions become more useful when they include the system events produced across the whole task.
Follow the path from request to tool call, command, file access, credential use, network activity, generated artifact, and later side effect.
Record capabilities used, files changed, network connections, external requests, secrets accessed, processes started, outputs proposed, and policy violations.
We build practical control infrastructure for AI operating across real developer and production environments.
Gensee is backed by systems research from UCSD and built by researchers and engineers working across AI infrastructure, operating systems, and security.
We focus on the point where model output becomes real activity—because that is where visibility, policy, mediation, and accountability become operational.
Apply policy where privileged effects occur and preserve the evidence needed to understand what actually happened.