How to audit what your AI agents are accessing
Blog post from Tailscale
Aperture is a tool designed to audit and control the access and usage of AI agents by capturing and managing data throughout the request-response lifecycle. It provides a robust identity layer, utilizing Tailscale for cryptographic proof of identity, ensuring that every request made by humans or devices can be traced back to a specific identity. Aperture groups related requests into sessions, offering visibility and context without the need for manual tracking. The tool captures detailed information such as request and response bodies, HTTP headers, token counts, and tool usage asynchronously, allowing administrators granular control over data retention and access. Its deny-by-default access policy, combined with a flexible grants system, ensures that only authorized users can view logs, and it can enforce policies before data leaves the network through guardrails. Aperture supports integration with various partners and offers a transparent audit trail for administrator activities, providing a comprehensive solution for managing AI agent interactions securely and efficiently.
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