Dome Systems

The governance layer for agentic software.

Every agent is code that reasons with models and acts through tools. Dome governs all three: a Registry for the agents themselves, a Gateway for every tool call, a Broker for every model call. One control plane of access, authorization, and audit, across every runtime and every cloud.

Connect. Govern. Operate.

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Install the CLI

brew trust dome-systems/tap
brew install dome-systems/tap/dome
dome auth login

Homebrew 6 requires trusting a third-party tap before it will load its formulae. Direct downloads for macOS and Linux, with checksums and per-archive SBOMs, are on the latest release.

Start here

What Dome actually does	What is Dome?
First agent under governance	Govern your first agent — allow employee lookups, redact contact details, deny payroll, from Cursor, Claude, or curl
The full path	Get started: four tutorials that build one governed workspace, in order
Your role	Choose your role — developer, operator, security, platform admin
How agents borrow identity	Learn: standing versus delegated identity, and why one shared agent beats one per person

Point your assistant at it

Cursor, Claude Code and Codex can sign in with your own Dome account and call governed tools over MCP.

• Set up an AI assistant
• Use Dome as an MCP gateway
• Use Dome as a model broker — any model, your provider key held server-side, every completion audited

Write the rules

Authorization is deterministic. Rules are versioned per scope, simulated against replayed traffic before they ship, and fail closed. Forbid always wins, so the same request decides the same way every time.

• Rules · Guards · Quotas
• Audit events — query by class, result, actor, resource, or payload

Reference

CLI · API · MCP · Python SDK · Glossary

Here on GitHub

• homebrew-tap — the dome CLI formula
• releases — CLI binaries, checksums, SBOMs
• demo-hr-desk — the reference app the Get Started tutorials govern

Questions: help · support@domesystems.ai · status · trust