Hejdar ran an agent through Microsoft Foundry that uses an MCP connection and a token to allow, deny, and require approval based on a threshold against a demo bank API.

Hejdar is the control plane for AI agents - a runtime enforcement layer that decides what your agents are allowed to do, before they act. As organizations deploy AI agents that send emails, query databases, call APIs, and execute code, existing security controls don't reach the action layer. Hejdar sits between your agents and the systems they act on, enforcing policies in real time. Built for security-conscious organizations in Europe deploying custom AI agents on OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure AI Foundry, or Amazon Bedrock.