Certify the Conversation, Not Just the AI Agent
Multisynapse has released new features that shift the focus of AI certification from individual agents to entire multi-turn conversations. The platform now provides deterministic, evidence-based diagnoses for every run to explain specific policy decisions and tool interactions. Additionally, coding agents are now subject to stricter attribution and governance controls to ensure enterprise security.
- ▪Every run in Multisynapse now includes a deterministic diagnosis that cites specific platform records to explain why actions were allowed or refused.
- ▪Online evaluation can now score entire conversations as a single unit, allowing judges to assess context across multiple turns rather than just individual responses.
- ▪Coding agents operating through the platform are now subject to client-specific attribution, policy checks, and default token expiration to enhance security.
- ▪The system records the specific scorer version and settings used for production traffic reviews to ensure transparency in evaluation verdicts.
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ProductCertify the Conversation, Not Just the Agent2026-09-197 min readLast week we argued that you didn't deploy the agent you evaluated. The fix we proposed was a chain of identity: one behavioral revision that follows an agent from evaluation, through certification and authorization, into execution and audit. This month we shipped the next layer of that chain. Reading the release list back, every item does one of two things. It makes the evidence behind a decision more specific, or it makes the thing being certified bigger than a single agent. Here is what changed, and why we think both directions matter more than any individual feature. A run can now explain itself Observability tells you what an agent did.
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