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Documentation

Welcome to the AKIOS documentation.

Getting Started

Start Here

Quickstart →

Run your first sandboxed agent in 2 minutes.

Installation →

Install AKIOS via pip on native Unix, or use the container image.

Core Concepts

  • Sandbox: How we use seccomp-bpf and user namespaces.
  • Policies: Defining explicit access rules for agents.
  • Audit: How to verify agent actions.

Reference Documentation

Core Reference

Config Reference →

Learn which options you can configure in the AKIOS runtime.

Policy Schema →

See the YAML structure for network, filesystem, and limits.

CLI Reference →

Essential commands for running and auditing AKIOS.

API Reference →

Use AKIOS programmatically via Python.

Integration & Deployment

API Integration →

Secure HTTP/REST/GraphQL workflows.

Document Processing →

Ingest, redact, and analyze documents.

Deployment →

Minimal, security-first ways to ship the runtime.

AWS EC2 Deployment →

Deploy and benchmark AKIOS on AWS EC2 with performance validation.

Advanced Topics

Best Practices →

Lean patterns for secure, performant workflows.

Use Cases →

Real-world patterns for government, finance, healthcare, and DevOps.

Debugging →

Step through common failure modes and how to resolve them.

Migration →

Upgrade to V1.0.15 or migrate from earlier versions safely.

FAQ & Glossary →

Key terms and quick answers.

New in V1.0.12–V1.0.15

AWS Bedrock Provider →

Claude, Llama, and Titan models via IAM — no API keys needed. Added in v1.0.13.

JSON Output Mode →

Machine-readable output with --json-output for CI/CD integration. Token tracking and PII metadata. Added in v1.0.12.

SDK Hardening →

13 end-user fixes (v1.0.14) + 8 SDK integration fixes (v1.0.15). Bedrock pricing, error categories, JSON contracts.

Ecosystem

Open Source

EnforceCore →

Runtime enforcement framework for AI agents. Policy engine, PII redaction, Merkle audit, resource guards — framework-agnostic, Apache 2.0.

Contributing

This documentation is community-maintained. To edit any page:

  1. Find the .mdx file in site/docs/.
  2. Edit the content.
  3. Submit a PR!

Want to help? Open a PR on GitHub (/site/docs/*.mdx) or file an issue with the page name and suggested change. Small fixes (typos, broken links, clearer steps) are welcome.

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