๐Ÿ›The Governance Layer for Agents

Govern Your Agents
From the Control Tower

Create, configure, govern, and verify agents before they go to work.

TowerHQ is the control plane for developers and operators building agent systems.
Define agent identity, manage permissions, govern execution, and maintain a trusted registry.

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The governance layer for agent systems.

TowerHQ is where agents are created, registered, and governed. Built for the people responsible for trust, control, and operational oversight.

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Platform Teams

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Administrators

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Operators

Before an agent enters an application, it should have a governed identity and a controlled execution envelope. TowerHQ provides that layer.

Define the agent before it acts.

With TowerHQ, you can:

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Create Agent Identities

Register and version agent definitions. Every agent gets a cryptographic identity.

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Define Permissions

Set capability scope and guardrails. Control what tools, memory, and actions are allowed.

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Inspect Execution

View governed execution artifacts. Verify what happened with cryptographic proof.

You can't govern what you can't define.

Most agent products start with interaction. We start with governance.

TowerHQ gives you the foundation you need before an agent is deployed:

โœ“ Who the agent is
โœ“ What tools it can use
โœ“ What memory it can access
โœ“ What it can delegate
โœ“ What proof it must produce

That makes downstream applications safer, more auditable, and easier to trust.

Key Capabilities

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Identity

Verifiable source of truth

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Governance

Permissions and policy

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Delegation

Controlled sub-agent spawning

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Registry

Trusted definitions & versions

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Verification

Proof-backed execution

TowerHQ is not the chatbot. It is the control tower.

TowerHQ creates trusted agents. ThreadHQ puts them to work.

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TowerHQ

The governance layer

Create and govern trusted agents

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Same protocol. Full trust.

Build agents with governance first.

Create agents you can control before you ask them to do real work.