Oracle Introduces Fusion Claw for Governed AI Agent Execution

Sep 29, 2026
Oracle introduces Fusion Claw, an execution runtime that adds governance and enterprise computation to its agentic applications.

Oracle Corporation announces in a press release Fusion Claw, a governed execution runtime for Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications. The company also released 25 Claw powered applications, bringing its total portfolio to 75 agentic applications.

Fusion Claw combines AI reasoning with deterministic enterprise computation for tasks including research, modeling, simulation and continuous replanning. Its Enterprise Operating Envelope defines policies, permissions, risk thresholds, approval requirements and escalation boundaries. Customers can select automation levels ranging from assistance to governed full auto execution.

An Outcome Trust Harness applies governance controls to each result, while an Outcome Receipt records the authority, evidence, decisions, actions and transactions involved. The applications run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and support models from providers including Google and OpenAI. Examples include Ledger, Workforce Staffing, Shipping Consolidation and Account Territory Growth Plan.

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