The AI gateway
Use AI across the platform with policy on every call and a human on the risky ones.
AI on IntegraCI runs through one governed gateway. Whether it is the copilot answering a question or an agent proposing a change, every request takes the same governed path, so you get the help without giving up control.
One governed path
Model calls route through a single gateway rather than scattering across the platform. That gives you one place where policy applies, one place usage is recorded, and one place to change the rules. The gateway speaks a standard chat-completions interface, so the tools your teams already use can point at it.
Policy on every call
Every request is checked against your policy as code before it runs. You decide what the assistant may see and touch, and the gate enforces it. A request outside the lines is refused, and the refusal is recorded along with everything else.
A human on write actions
Reading and summarizing is one thing; changing something is another. Any action that writes, deploys, grants access, or otherwise changes state pauses for a human to approve. The approval lands in the same inbox as the platform’s other approvals, and nothing happens until someone says yes.
Scoped, short-lived credentials
When the assistant needs to use a connected tool, it gets its own scoped, short-lived credentials for that tool rather than a standing key. The blast radius of an AI action is bounded by design, not by hoping the prompt behaved.
Everything is recorded
Each call, each decision, and each approval is written to the audit trail. You can answer what the assistant did, on whose approval, and against which policy. That record is part of the same evidence you export for a review.
Use it responsibly
Governance lowers the risk; it does not remove your judgement. Treat AI output as a draft to review, keep approvals meaningful rather than rubber-stamped, and scope what the assistant can reach to what a task actually needs. The platform makes the safe path the easy one, but you still own the decision.
Next
From here, see how the platform keeps services healthy in Operate, and how it proves your controls in Govern.