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Arrakis governs agents across four surface categories — Local Assistants, Coding Agents, Autonomous Agents, and LLM Foundation. The placement rule is what data plane sits between the user and the model, because that determines where Arrakis can observe or intervene.

For every platform, four capability pillars are scored: how an agent is configured, what happens at runtime, the reasoning behind each action, and whether Arrakis can act preventively. Each cell in the coverage tables that follow names both the support level and the vendor mechanism in use; each category also documents the customer-side integration requirements needed to unlock that coverage.

Capability pillars

PillarWhat it coversTypical signal
ConfigurationBlueprint or system prompt, model backbone, tools and connectors, credentials and scopes, version history, owner.Vendor admin API; governance metadata.
RuntimeExecution history, tool calls with arguments, timestamps, errors, retries, run identifiers.Audit and events APIs; webhooks; invocation logs; OpenTelemetry spans.
ReasoningPrompts, responses, conversation turns, chain-of-thought, function-call traces, data read or written.Content and compliance APIs; model invocation logs; proxy or endpoint capture; OpenTelemetry events.
PreventiveInline block or rewrite, vendor-side guardrails, and webhook-triggered auto-remediation.Proxy; endpoint agent; vendor guardrails; webhook-driven actions.

Cell legend

  • Full — supported via documented vendor surface or Arrakis-side integration.
  • Partial — enterprise tier required, in active development, or limited fidelity.
  • Customer-specific — gated documentation or per-customer data feed; coverage confirmed at onboarding.
  • Unavailable — vendor does not expose this surface.

Delivery mechanisms

Each cell is delivered via one of the mechanisms below. Knowing which is in play tells you the cost, latency, and deployment shape of the integration.

MechanismWhat it deliversPreventive-capable
Admin / Audit APIConfiguration; partial runtime metadata.No — observe-only.
Content Logs APIReasoning (prompts, responses, tool args).No — observe-only.
Webhooks / Event StreamRuntime, near-real-time.Limited — enables fast auto-response.
OpenTelemetry / OTLP CollectorRuntime and reasoning (spans, events, prompts, tool calls, token usage) — emitted by the agent runtime itself.No — observe-only.
Network Proxy (PAC + MITM CA)All three pillars.Yes — inline rewrite or block.
Endpoint AgentAll three pillars.Yes — inline block or process control.
Vendor GuardrailsPreventive only.Yes — vendor enforces the policy.

Local Assistants

Desktop AI agents running on user machines. Vendor admin APIs cover configuration and (where available) audit metadata; deep content inspection and inline enforcement require managed proxy or endpoint agent deployment.

PlatformConfigurationRuntimeReasoningPreventive
Claude Cowork (Enterprise)Full — Anthropic Admin API; MCP & OAuth inventoryPartial — Enterprise tierPartial — Enterprise tier; deep content via proxy or endpointFull — proxy or endpoint; vendor safety classifiers
ChatGPT Desktop (Enterprise)Full — OpenAI Admin; GPTs; Custom ConnectorsFull — Compliance APIFull — Compliance API (prompts, responses, tool args)Full — Moderation API; proxy or endpoint
Gemini Desktop (Enterprise)Full — Workspace Admin SDKPartial — Workspace audit (metadata-heavy)Partial — limited; deep content via proxy or endpointFull — Vertex safety filters; proxy or endpoint
Microsoft Copilot DesktopFull — Microsoft Graph + PurviewFull — Purview auditFull — Purview eDiscoveryFull — Purview DLP; proxy or endpoint
Perplexity CometPartial — vendor surface emergingPartial — via proxy or endpointPartial — via proxy or endpointFull — proxy or endpoint only
OllamaPartial — endpoint inventoryPartial — endpoint telemetryPartial — endpoint telemetryFull — endpoint only
LM StudioPartial — endpoint inventoryPartial — endpoint telemetryPartial — endpoint telemetryFull — endpoint only

Integration requirements

Claude Cowork (Enterprise). Anthropic Console Enterprise plan; Admin API key with read scope; org-managed SSO. Optional: managed proxy with corporate CA, or Arrakis endpoint agent, for prompt and response capture and inline enforcement. Endpoint deployment, MDM payloads, and Admin API rotation: see Deployment → Claude Cowork.

ChatGPT Desktop (Enterprise). OpenAI Enterprise plan; Admin API and Compliance API access; org SSO or SCIM. Optional: managed proxy or endpoint agent for inline enforcement beyond the Moderation API.

Gemini Desktop (Enterprise). Google Workspace Enterprise; Admin SDK access; domain-wide delegation for the Arrakis service account. Optional: Vertex AI safety filters configuration; managed proxy or endpoint agent for deep content.

Microsoft Copilot Desktop. Microsoft 365 E5 (Purview, eDiscovery, DLP); Microsoft Graph app registration with audit and DLP scopes. Optional: endpoint agent.

Perplexity Comet. Managed forward proxy with corporate CA trusted on endpoints — provided Comet honors the OS trust store. If the Comet desktop client implements TLS certificate pinning, a standard MITM proxy will break the application and the Arrakis endpoint agent is required to instrument the process (or to selectively bypass pinning). Cert-handling behavior is confirmed with Perplexity at onboarding; an enterprise flag for accepting custom root CAs, if available, is the cleanest path.

Ollama and LM Studio. Arrakis endpoint agent on the developer machine. No central admin surface exists for these self-hosted runtimes; all coverage is host-level.

Coding Agents

IDE plugins, autonomous coding agents, and developer CLIs. Vendor-hosted IDE agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Q Developer, Windsurf, Tabnine, Sourcegraph Cody) phone home for inference but execute in the developer’s IDE — they’re instrumentable via admin API and the network path. Cloud-only agents (Cursor Cloud, Devin, Replit Agent, Bolt.new) run entirely in the vendor’s cloud — admin API only, no proxy or endpoint surface.

PlatformConfigurationRuntimeReasoningPreventive
Claude Code (Anthropic Enterprise)Full — Anthropic Admin; workspace inventory; OTel resource attrsFull — OTel spans; tool calls; session telemetryFull — OTel events (prompts, responses, token usage)Full — proxy or endpoint; vendor safety
Claude Code (over Bedrock)Full — IAM + CloudTrail; OTel resource attrsFull — CloudTrail + EventBridge; OTel spansFull — Bedrock Invocation Logging; OTel eventsFull — Bedrock Guardrails; proxy or endpoint
CursorFull — Cursor admin dashboardPartial — Enterprise tier; privacy-mode dependentPartial — Enterprise; deep content via proxy or endpointFull — proxy or endpoint
Cursor CloudFull — Cursor admin dashboardPartial — Enterprise auditPartial — limited (runs in vendor cloud)Partial — vendor-side controls only
OpenAI CodexFull — OpenAI org adminFull — Compliance APIFull — Compliance APIFull — Moderation API; proxy or endpoint
GitHub CopilotFull — GitHub Audit Log + Copilot adminFull — Audit Log + webhooksPartial — Enterprise full; Business limitedFull — content exclusions; PR-check gating
DevinPartial — vendor portal APIPartial — vendor portal APIPartial — runs in vendor cloudPartial — vendor-side controls only
Amazon Q DeveloperFull — Identity Center + CloudTrailFull — CloudTrail + EventBridgeFull — Q invocation logsFull — vendor guardrails; proxy or endpoint
Windsurf (Codeium)Full — Enterprise adminPartial — Enterprise tierPartial — Enterprise tierFull — proxy or endpoint
TabnineFull — Enterprise adminPartial — Enterprise tierPartial — Enterprise tierFull — proxy or endpoint
Sourcegraph CodyFull — Sourcegraph adminFull — Sourcegraph eventsPartial — Enterprise tierFull — proxy or endpoint
Replit AgentFull — Replit Teams adminPartial — vendor adminPartial — runs in vendor cloudPartial — vendor-side controls only
Bolt.newPartial — vendor adminPartial — vendor adminPartial — ephemeral, in vendor cloudPartial — vendor-side controls only

Integration requirements

Claude Code — Anthropic Enterprise. Anthropic Console Enterprise plan; Admin API key with read scope. Recommended: enable Claude Code’s built-in OpenTelemetry exporter (OTLP/HTTP or gRPC) pointing at the Arrakis collector — this captures prompts, model responses, tool calls with arguments, latency, token usage, and session and workspace context per agent invocation. Configured via OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT and CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TELEMETRY=1 at the user environment or MDM-managed config level. Optional: managed proxy or endpoint agent for additional inline enforcement. Endpoint deployment, MDM payloads, and OTel configuration: see Deployment → Claude Code.

Claude Code — over Bedrock. AWS account; IAM role with bedrock:InvokeModel and CloudTrail read; Bedrock Model Invocation Logging enabled (S3 or CloudWatch destination); EventBridge rule. Recommended: enable Claude Code’s OTel exporter to the Arrakis collector for prompt, response, and tool-call telemetry not present in CloudTrail metadata. Optional: Bedrock Guardrails configured per agent. Endpoint deployment, MDM payloads, and OTel configuration: see Deployment → Claude Code.

Cursor and Cursor Cloud. Cursor Business or Enterprise plan; admin dashboard access; audit-log export. Cursor (the IDE) additionally supports managed proxy or endpoint agent; Cursor Cloud does not. Endpoint deployment of the Arrakis Cursor hook and egress verification: see Deployment → Cursor.

OpenAI Codex. OpenAI Enterprise plan; Admin API and Compliance API access; org SSO. Optional: managed proxy or endpoint agent. Endpoint deployment of the Arrakis wrapper, MDM payloads, and Admin API rotation: see Deployment → OpenAI Codex.

GitHub Copilot. GitHub Copilot Business or Enterprise; GitHub Audit Log API access; webhook configured at the org level; PR-check app installed on protected branches. Copilot Enterprise is required for full content-log fidelity.

Devin. Cognition team plan; vendor portal API credentials. Cloud-only — no proxy or endpoint surface.

Amazon Q Developer. AWS account; Identity Center; CloudTrail and EventBridge enabled; IAM role for Q. Optional: managed proxy or endpoint agent.

Windsurf (Codeium), Tabnine, Sourcegraph Cody. Vendor Enterprise plan; admin dashboard and audit-log export. Optional: managed proxy or endpoint agent.

Replit Agent and Bolt.new. Vendor Teams or Business plan; admin API credentials. Cloud-only ephemeral execution — no proxy or endpoint surface. Coverage is vendor-side only.

Autonomous Agents

Production agents inside business platforms. Integration is typically an admin API for configuration plus an executions or events feed for runtime telemetry. Preventive coverage relies on vendor guardrails (where exposed) and webhook-driven auto-remediation.

PlatformConfigurationRuntimeReasoningPreventive
Salesforce AgentforceFull — Setup Audit + Tooling API (planners, plugins, bots)Full — Platform Events + Einstein Bot logsPartial — Bot transcripts onlyFull — Einstein Trust Layer; webhook auto-remediation
ServiceNowFull — Now Platform adminFull — Now audit + Flow Designer eventsFull — table logs include payloadsFull — webhook auto-remediation
Make.comFull — Admin API (scenarios, AI agents, connections)Partial — Executions API; active expansionPartial — Executions API; active expansionFull — webhook auto-remediation
n8nFull — Admin API (workflows, credentials)Partial — Executions API; active expansionPartial — Executions API; active expansionFull — webhook auto-remediation
WorkdayFull — REST API + auditFull — Workday AuditPartialFull — webhook auto-remediation
Glean AIFull — Glean Activity APIFull — search + agent activityFull — query and response payloadsFull — access controls; webhook auto-remediation
Microsoft Copilot StudioFull — Power Platform adminFull — Power Platform audit + Dataverse eventsFull — Power Platform audit (full content)Full — Purview DLP; webhook auto-remediation
Microsoft Foundry Agent ServiceFull — Azure AI adminFull — Azure Monitor + Event GridFull — Azure Monitor (prompt and response)Full — Azure AI Content Safety; webhook auto-remediation
AWS Bedrock AgentCoreFull — IAM + CloudTrail; AgentCore APIs (agents, action groups, knowledge bases, aliases)Full — CloudTrail + EventBridge; AgentCore session eventsFull — Bedrock Model Invocation Logging; AgentCore Trace API (planner steps, tool-call rationale)Full — Bedrock Guardrails; webhook auto-remediation via EventBridge
Taktile (AI Agent)Customer-specific (gated docs)Customer-specificCustomer-specificCustomer-specific
DecagonCustomer-specific (sales-gated)Customer-specific; warehouse exportCustomer-specific; conversation feedCustomer-specific

Integration requirements

Salesforce Agentforce. Connected App with OAuth client-credentials flow; API and audit-trail permissions (read); Platform Events subscription. Optional: Einstein Trust Layer policy access.

ServiceNow. Service account with read role on agent and audit tables; Flow Designer event subscription; outbound webhook configured to the Arrakis ingest endpoint.

Make.com. Organization-admin API token; Make admin API enabled; per-scenario webhook subscriptions for execution telemetry.

n8n. API key with admin scope; executions access (self-hosted, or n8n Cloud Pro+); per-workflow webhook subscription for execution telemetry.

Workday. Integration System User; REST API and Reports-as-a-Service access; Workday Audit feed subscription.

Glean AI. Workspace admin token; Glean Activity API access. Optional: webhook subscription.

Microsoft Copilot Studio. Power Platform admin role; Microsoft 365 E5 (Purview and DLP); Dataverse audit access; service principal with audit-read scope. Capacity planning: high-volume conversational tenants should size Power Platform API capacity ahead of onboarding — Dataverse event consumption is bounded by service-protection limits, and full-transcript ingestion can consume request quotas quickly on chat-heavy deployments.

Microsoft Foundry Agent Service. Azure subscription; an Entra ID service principal with Reader at subscription (or management-group) scope and Foundry User (formerly Azure AI User; role ID 53ca6127-db72-4b80-b1b0-d745d6d5456d) on each Foundry project; Azure Monitor and Event Grid configured to the Arrakis ingest. Optional: Azure AI Content Safety policy. Step-by-step setup, including the Azure Portal walkthrough, az CLI script, credential rotation, and why Cognitive Services-prefixed roles are not a substitute: see Connectors → Azure AI Foundry.

AWS Bedrock AgentCore. AWS account; IAM role with bedrock:InvokeAgent, bedrock-agent:* read, and CloudTrail read; CloudTrail enabled; Bedrock Model Invocation Logging configured (S3 or CloudWatch destination); EventBridge rule subscribing to AgentCore session events. AgentCore Trace API is opt-in per agent — enable it to capture planner reasoning steps and tool-call rationale in addition to model invocation payloads. Optional: Bedrock Guardrails configured per agent or per alias.

Taktile. Customer-authorized API key (Taktile docs are user-gated). Coverage scope confirmed per customer at onboarding.

Decagon. Customer-negotiated data feed (warehouse export to S3 or Snowflake, or webhook with NDA). Partnership or enterprise contract required.

LLM Foundation

Pure-LLM products and infrastructure powering everything above. Governance happens at the org-admin and API-key layer; preventive coverage is vendor-side (guardrails) plus API-key posture management.

PlatformConfigurationRuntimeReasoningPreventive
ChatGPT (Enterprise API & Admin)Full — OpenAI Admin API (org, projects, keys)Full — Compliance API (run history)Full — Compliance API (prompts, responses, tool args)Full — Moderation API; key revocation
Gemini (Workspace API & Admin)Full — Workspace Admin SDKPartial — Workspace audit (metadata-heavy)Partial — metadata-heavy; Vertex is richer than WorkspaceFull — Vertex safety filters
NotebookLMPartial — via Workspace auditPartial — metadata onlyUnavailable — no first-class content logPartial — rides on Gemini
Amazon BedrockFull — CloudTrail (model config)Full — EventBridge + CloudTrailFull — Model Invocation Logging (full prompts and responses)Full — Bedrock Guardrails

Integration requirements

ChatGPT (Enterprise API and Admin). OpenAI Enterprise plan; Admin API key and Compliance API access; SSO or SCIM configured at the org level.

Gemini (Workspace API and Admin). Google Workspace Enterprise; Admin SDK access; domain-wide delegation. Recommended: Vertex AI safety filters configured for higher-fidelity coverage than Workspace audit alone.

NotebookLM. Workspace Enterprise; Admin SDK audit access. NotebookLM does not yet expose a content-log surface; coverage is metadata-only.

Amazon Bedrock. AWS account; IAM role with CloudTrail and Bedrock read; Bedrock Model Invocation Logging enabled with S3 or CloudWatch destination; EventBridge rule. Optional: Bedrock Guardrails configured per application.

Protection modes

Preventive coverage is delivered in three modes. Per-platform support depends on which modes the vendor architecture allows; the Preventive column above names the mode in use for each platform.

ModeMechanismWhat it enforcesLatencyCustomer-side requirement
Inline (proxy or endpoint)Network proxy; endpoint agent.Pre-action block, prompt rewrite, process kill. Highest-fidelity prevention. TLS interception and classifier matching incur a measurable processing cost.In-path — under 50 ms typical processing overhead.Managed forward proxy + corporate CA on endpoints, or Arrakis endpoint agent deployed via MDM. Applicable to Local Assistants and IDE coding agents.
Vendor guardrailsBedrock Guardrails; Azure Content Safety; OpenAI Moderation; Purview DLP; Einstein Trust Layer.Policy enforcement by the vendor at request time, configured and synchronized by Arrakis.In-path — vendor-enforced (tens of ms typical).Vendor’s policy or guardrail surface enabled on the customer tenant; admin credentials with policy-write scope provided to Arrakis.
Webhook auto-remediationWebhook or event stream.Post-action response: pause agent, revoke credentials, quarantine scope, page SOC.Under 1 s from event ingestion; subject to vendor webhook delivery SLA.Vendor webhook subscription configured to the Arrakis ingest endpoint with HMAC signing secret; remediation credentials provisioned per platform (for example, agent-disable API).

Latency caveats

Inline figures reflect Arrakis processing only; end-to-end latency on the user-facing path also includes the upstream LLM or API round-trip. Webhook latency is gated by vendor delivery — Salesforce Platform Events, ServiceNow audit streams, and similar high-volume tenant feeds can queue under load and exceed 1 s during incidents. SLAs are documented per platform at onboarding.

Observability Data Sources

Arrakis can also ingest telemetry from existing observability platforms, providing governance coverage without additional agent-side instrumentation:

PlatformIntegration MethodUse Case
LangfuseAPI / Blob Storage / OTelGovernance over agents already instrumented with Langfuse
LangSmithAPIIngest historical and live traces from LangSmith projects

Integration Guides

  • LangChain & LangGraph — Native callback-based integration for framework agents
  • Langfuse — Observability data source integration for existing Langfuse deployments

Additional per-platform integration guides are coming in a future release.

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