AnjunaAnjuna Overwatch

Anjuna announced Overwatch in June 2026 as a trusted control plane for autonomous AI agents. The launch described hardware-backed governance and isolation as part of the company’s confidential-computing portfolio.

The current Overwatch product page presents runtime control, limited agent privileges, brokered credentials, and inspection of sensitive outputs. Anjuna markets it separately from Seaglass and Northstar in its product navigation.

Overwatch places a policy supervisor in the execution path for agent messages and tool calls. That location lets the product evaluate requested access to data, tools, and credentials as actions occur.

Anjuna says credentials remain under the control plane and are brokered to approved operations without direct exposure to the agent. The product page also describes redaction of personal information and secrets before outputs enter model context or external systems.

The Overwatch product page directs prospective buyers to a tailored demo and a contact-sales path. Those routes establish a direct sales motion for organizations evaluating agent governance at runtime.

The reviewed product and demo pages do not publish an Overwatch list price, free trial, or contract term. A specific charge, subscription model, or revenue share cannot be derived from the Seaglass trial advertised elsewhere on Anjuna’s site.

Anjuna Overwatch supervises autonomous AI agents while they execute workflows. It inspects LLM messages and tool calls and applies policies to data access, credentials, spending, and compliance at runtime.

The control plane checks each requested operation against an approved scope, including access to MCP servers. It also inspects tool results and agent outputs for sensitive information before those values reach models, logs, or outside systems.