One agent per employee,
one workspace for the company.
Your company builds the skills, MCP servers and CLIs once. Every employee's agent inherits all of it and adds a personal scope of its own, in an isolated VM.




Shared, built once
Skills, MCP servers and CLIs live at the company level. Write a skill on Monday and every agent in the org has it on Monday.
Personal, sealed off
Each employee's agent gets its own VM and its own scope. Two people on the same team cannot see each other's data or credentials.
Ready in seconds
No install, no keys to copy, no setup call. A new hire opens Hogpass and their agent already knows the company's tools.
Keys stay in the vault
Real credentials never touch the agent. Hogpass holds them and issues a scoped pass at the gateway, so a leaked or stolen .env exposes nothing.
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-proj-Xh4mQ2████████f8Kwhogpass-managed ✓
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_live_51Hx8m████████Rq2vhogpass-managed ✓
GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_uV4nR7Tk████████p3Xzhogpass-managed ✓
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=aK9dPmXw████████L7Rqhogpass-managed ✓
DATABASE_URL=postgres://acme:pg4s█████@db.acme.iohogpass-managed ✓
SLACK_BOT_TOKEN=xoxb-8214-Ju7wK████████m2Nphogpass-managed ✓
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-api03-R5kT████████v8Nqhogpass-managed ✓
7keys exposed to agents
Want this for your environment?
An MCP gateway covers one path. Hogpass covers all four.
When every employee has an agent, tool-level permissions are not enough. Enforcement happens at the network layer, so it does not matter which route the agent takes.
MCP tool calls
Governed
CLI commands
Governed
curl and raw HTTP
Governed
The code the agent writes
Governed
Drop-in security for any agent
One command. Zero code changes. Your agents stay secure.
CEO, Vercel
“Google has shipped a CLI for Google Workspace. 2026 is the year of Skills & CLIs.”
OpenClaw creator
“Agents are really, really good at calling CLIs (actually much better than calling MCPs).”
COO, GitHub
“GitHub Copilot CLI is generally available with custom agents, multi-model autopilot, and much more.”