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Fencio is an AI infrastructure company that develops runtime control and security systems for autonomous AI agents. The company builds software designed to monitor, enforce deterministic policies, and control the actions of AI agents operating in production environments.

Fencio provides a control plane for AI agents, enabling organizations to govern how agents access tools, APIs, databases, and external services. The platform is designed to reduce operational risk associated with autonomous systems, including unintended actions, unsafe tool usage, and unauthorized system interactions.

Fencio’s technology focuses on deterministic runtime enforcement, allowing enterprises to define rules that AI agents must satisfy before executing actions.

AI agents powered by large language models increasingly perform autonomous tasks such as calling APIs, executing transactions, and managing workflows. Unlike traditional software systems, AI agents make probabilistic decisions about which actions to perform.

Fencio provides infrastructure designed to control and monitor AI agent behavior during execution. Its platform acts as a policy enforcement layer between AI agents and the tools they interact with, enabling organizations to maintain oversight of autonomous systems in production environments.

The company’s approach focuses on runtime governance, ensuring that agent actions comply with defined policies before they are executed.

Fencio was founded by Aashish Bharadwaj and Siddhartha Roy to address safety and operational challenges associated with deploying AI agents in production systems.

The company emerged during the rapid adoption of Large language model-based agents capable of interacting with external systems. As organizations began integrating agents into real-world workflows, concerns increased around security, reliability, and unintended autonomous behavior.

Fencio raised pre-seed funding backed by Entrepreneurs First.