OpenBox AI and Mastra Add Default Runtime Governance to TypeScript Agents
OpenBox AI and Mastra have partnered to make runtime governance a built-in feature for all TypeScript agents built on the Mastra framework, announced in a press release.
The integration introduces automatic oversight for every tool invocation, workflow step, and inter-agent message within Mastra. Each action is scored using the OWASP AI Vulnerability Scoring System and classified into one of five verdicts: allow, constrain, require approval, block, or halt. Verdicts are returned in under 250 milliseconds under normal workloads, and all actions are cryptographically attested and logged.
The system also supports human-in-the-loop approvals that persist across restarts and includes built-in detection for personally identifiable information and content moderation. Enterprises can access compliance-ready dashboards and governance for multi-agent workflows, with new tools automatically covered as applications grow.
The integration is available now for all Mastra developers, with documentation and a free tier accessible at openbox.ai.
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