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Brex built its AI agent policy by watching what agents actually do, not by writing rules first

OpenClaw has become one of the most widely adopted agentic frameworks, but it has yet to prove itself at enterprise scale.

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Brex created an internal platform named CrabTrap to manage AI agents’ use of real credentials such as API keys and OAuth tokens. The system operates as an open‑source HTTP/HTTPS proxy that intercepts all network traffic, evaluates policy rules, and employs a large‑language‑model judge to approve or deny agent requests. This approach replaces traditional rule‑first guardrails, which Brex found insufficient for containing agent behavior at enterprise scale. The solution builds its policy by observing what agents actually do rather than predefining rules.

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