Introducing GraphOS Agent Services

Apollo announced the public preview of GraphOS Agent Services, a platform intended to help organizations govern AI agents’ access to internal data and tools as deployments expand beyond simple prototypes. The service uses a graph-based domain model to connect enterprise systems, entities, and relationships, enabling agents to search for approved tools and data while applying identity-aware, field-level policies rather than granting or blocking access to entire API responses. Its capabilities include brokered credentials for agents and users, classifications and policies that can mask, deny, or allow sensitive fields, centralized suspension of agent identities, access-request workflows, and audit records showing requests, policy decisions, systems accessed, and withheld data. Apollo argues that these controls can make security reviews more manageable by preventing unauthorized data from entering an agent’s context and providing traceability for compliance and investigations. Intuit is cited as an early production GraphOS customer and preview participant, using the services to support real-time marketing analysis while limiting agent access and retaining audit trails.

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