Speakeasy
An AI control plane that gives enterprise security and identity teams centralized visibility, access control, and policy enforcement over AI agents, MCP servers, and AI Skills used across their organization.
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Description
As companies let AI agents like Claude or ChatGPT plugins take real actions inside their business — reading files, sending emails, touching customer data — someone needs to control which agents are allowed to do what, and watch for AI agents that leak sensitive data or get tricked into doing something harmful. Speakeasy builds tools for exactly that job: think of it as a security guard and a logbook for a company's AI agents, making sure only approved ones are running, watching what they do in real time, and keeping a full record for when something needs to be investigated.
Speakeasy's current flagship product is an AI control plane that extends existing identity providers — Okta, Entra ID, Auth0, WorkOS, Google Workspace, Ping Identity, SAML, OIDC — to cover AI agents, MCP servers, and AI Skills, enforcing policy in real time on every prompt, response, and tool call, and detecting threats like prompt injection, PII exposure, and credential leaks, all backed by full audit logging and SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001 certification. Separately, Speakeasy still maintains its original product line: turning OpenAPI specs into production-grade SDKs in 10 languages via a standalone binary that supports fully air-gapped generation, a legacy it built before pivoting toward enterprise AI governance.
💬 Our review
The short version: if your company is rolling out AI agents across the business and your security team has no idea what those agents can access or do, Speakeasy is built to give you that visibility and control back — worth a serious look if you're an enterprise security or identity team, less relevant if you're a small team or solo developer.
Technically, Speakeasy pivoted from a well-regarded, VC-backed API SDK generator — a real alternative to OpenAPI Generator — into enterprise AI-agent governance, and that pivot looks credible: the company is backed by real funding (an a16z-led Series A) and carries enterprise-grade credentials like SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. That said, pricing is entirely opaque — the product is enterprise-sales-only with no public tiers, so it's impossible to evaluate cost-effectiveness for smaller teams. And it's worth being honest that "AI agent governance" as a category is still fast-emerging and largely unproven at scale, so buyers should treat this as an early bet rather than a mature, battle-tested category.
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Pros
Intégration avec les fournisseurs d'identité existants (Okta, Entra ID, Auth0, WorkOS, Google Workspace, Ping Identity)
Détection de menaces en temps réel : injection de prompt, fuite de PII, fuite d'identifiants
Certifications entreprise SOC 2 Type II et ISO 27001
Compatible avec de nombreux agents IA (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot, Devin, Mistral)
Conserve son produit historique de génération de SDK à partir de specs OpenAPI, avec génération air-gapped possible
Cons
Tarification totalement opaque, uniquement sur devis via un cycle de vente commercial
Réservé aux entreprises, hors de portée des petites équipes ou développeurs indépendants
Catégorie de la gouvernance d'agents IA encore jeune et peu éprouvée