DataShield Lighthouse v0.8.2
You can't govern agents you can't count
Lighthouse counts, signs, and patches your fleet — with DELS-signed licenses and heartbeat-verified state.
Agent sprawl is a counting problem before it's a security problem: 56% of CISOs say they can't count their non-human identities. Lighthouse makes fleet state something you can verify, not estimate.
AI agent fleet management with heartbeat-verified state
Every deployment runs a Guardian that heartbeats into Lighthouse with service telemetry — last seen 14s, not a spreadsheet updated last quarter. An instance that stops heartbeating shows up as dark, immediately, instead of quietly running an old build with an expired license.
Fleet events land in the same hash-chained evidence plane as everything else in the stack, so fleet state is provable to an auditor, not just visible on a dashboard. Verify a sample chain.
DELS-signed licensing, patch distribution, and the answer to agent sprawl
DELS signed licensing
Licenses are Ed25519-signed and tiered under the DELS scheme. Any instance's license can be checked cryptographically — license_check returns a signature verdict, not a lookup in a mutable table.
Controlled build and patch distribution
Builds and patches are distributed from Lighthouse, signed, through a remote command queue — so you know which version every site runs and can prove how it got there.
Guardian roll-up, 8 MCP tools
Each site's Guardian reports up: fleet status, instance detail, patch status, and Guardian health are exposed through 8 MCP tools, so your own agents and dashboards can query fleet state the same governed way they query data.
Lighthouse v0.8.2 — in production, rolling up Guardian instances; authorization and evidence via Auth.
Count, sign, and patch every deployment — and prove it from the audit chain.
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