AI-Native Teams
Your team ships with AI-assisted coding, MCP servers, and autonomous agents. You don't have a compliance budget for a SaaS governance dashboard yet — and you don't need one. Import the library, own the policy, ship governed agents this afternoon.
Who this is for
- Startup to scale engineering teams shipping agent-assisted code to production
- Teams building with Claude, Copilot, Cursor, agent frameworks, or MCP servers
- Small teams (2-10 devs) that enterprise governance platforms don't serve — because they're priced for $100K+ ACV buyers
- Teams that will need SOC 2 eventually and want their agent-audit story to already be working when the auditor arrives
The shortest path
Open your agent's main entry point. Import
hummbl_governance. Wrap your agent's external calls in
a CircuitBreaker.
Write every decision to the
GovernanceBus. Add a
KillSwitch check at
your action boundary. Done.
You now have runtime attribution, adapter-level resilience, a kill switch, and an append-only audit log. You can halt the fleet in two seconds, degrade external calls safely, and answer "what did that agent do last Tuesday" with a grep.
No account signup. No dashboard to log into. No third-party runtime dependencies. Zero SaaS. The whole stack is Python stdlib.
What you gain
- Incident response that works (kill switch, circuit breakers)
- Cost-burn protection against runaway agent loops
- An audit trail your future GC / future auditor will love
- A governance story you can point to in your next investor conversation — differentiated from "we use Claude"
- A foundation that scales — when you hit SOC 2 or Series B, the governance is already there
Ship governed agents in an afternoon:
$ pip install hummbl-governance →See also
- Browse the primitives
- MCP Attestation — if you use MCP servers
- The HUMMBL method — the argument for primitives over platforms
- Pricing — open source forever, commercial support starts at $50/mo