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Darkmatter Agents is retired. What it took to put a boundary around an agent's reach — traceability, team isolation, access control — is written down here.
Talk to DarkmatterMulti-Agent Orchestration
MCP
Darkmatter MCP Server
Workflows
Records
Integrations
Logs
✓ Every action traced and logged
→ AES-256-GCM encrypted credentials
→ Real-time SSE execution streaming
→ Full input/output per step
99%
Developers building AI agents
58%
Business functions with AI by 2028
45%
Workflows using orchestration
40-60%
Efficiency gains reported
+OpenClaw + Darkmatter MCP
OpenClaw gives an agent reach. The MCP server we built gave that reach a boundary. This is what each side was responsible for.
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- Exposed instances can leak API keys
- Full system access needs boundaries
- No built-in audit logging
- Hard to monitor localhost traffic
- No real-time visibility into actions
- Difficult to trace multi-step failures
+ Darkmatter MCP added
- Automatic team isolation per workflow
- AES-256-GCM encrypted credentials
- Complete execution audit trail
- Role-based access controls
- Real-time execution streaming
- Full input/output logging per step
The control layer
What we built to run agents safely at scale, and what each part was for
Security
- AES-256-GCM credential encryption
- OAuth token encryption at rest
- API key hashing (SHA256)
- Automatic sensitive data redaction
- Team-based access isolation
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
Observability
- Step-by-step execution logging
- Real-time SSE progress streaming
- Full input/output capture per step
- Agent thinking visibility
- Usage & cost tracking per model
- New Relic APM integration
Traceability
- Parent-child execution chains
- Creator/editor attribution
- Duration metrics per step
- Retry tracking with history
- Webhook call logging
- Complete audit trail
"Treat agents as production infrastructure, not a productivity app: least privilege, scoped tokens, allowlisted actions, strong authentication on every integration, and auditability end-to-end."— VentureBeat Security Analysis
The problem outlived the product.
Agents is retired. Putting a boundary around what an agent can reach is still the hard part, and it is still the work we do.