Connector Platform

A Connector Operating System for enterprise AI governance.

Tegrix standardizes every AI provider through a common abstraction layer, turning new provider onboarding from custom engineering into a repeatable platform motion.

Reduce provider onboarding effort by 90% with shared connector interfaces.
Normalize agents, owners, tools, models, data, execution, risk, policy, and controls into one External Graph.
Create the foundation for a certified Connector Marketplace.

Connector operating system

One provider contract. Many ecosystems.

Phase I
1Provider Systems
2Connector SDK
3Normalization Layer
4External Graph
5Governance Platform
discover()inventory()observe()audit()enforce()
Onboarding Effort-90%less provider-specific work
New Connector Time< 2dconfiguration-first onboarding
Shared Code Reuse80%common SDK adapters
SDK Version1.0stable adapter contract
Marketplace Packages18certified, preview, planned
Connector SDKExternal GraphPolicy Portability LayerRuntime Enforcement Layer

Connector SDK

Every provider implements the same interfaces.

The SDK separates provider-specific API work from Tegrix governance logic. Providers can differ underneath, while governance sees one consistent contract.

discover()inventory()observe()audit()enforce()

Optional interfaces

policy()events()controls()cost()ownership()lineage()risk()telemetry()

Discovery Adapter

discover()

Find provider agents, workloads, and source records.

Inventory Adapter

inventory()

Normalize provider records into canonical agent cards.

Runtime Adapter

observe()

Capture executions, prompts, tools, cost, and failures.

Policy Adapter

policy()

Map provider guardrails, policies, manifests, and controls.

Event Adapter

events()

Ingest webhooks, streams, logs, and change events.

Control Adapter

enforce()

Apply kill switch, HITL, budget, and action controls.

Audit Adapter

audit()

Produce evidence, history, exceptions, and control trails.

Capability framework

Certified maturity without implying false parity.

ConnectorLevelDiscoveryInventoryRuntimePolicyEventsControlsAudit
BedrockCertifiedYesYesYesYesYesPartialYes
CopilotPreviewYesYesPlannedPlannedYesPlannedYes
VertexPreviewYesYesPlannedPlannedPlannedPlannedYes
LangGraphPreviewYesYesYesPlannedYesPlannedPartial
OpenAIPlannedYesYesPlannedPlannedPlannedPlannedYes

Connector Builder

Generate the package, then certify it.

A builder workflow turns provider onboarding into a consistent package: source config, schema mapping, adapter code, tests, and deployment artifacts.

connector.yamlconnector.jsonTypeScript adaptervalidation testsdeployment package
1Provider Type

Microsoft, AWS, Google, OpenAI, or Custom

2Authentication

OAuth, API key, IAM role, or service principal

3Capabilities

Discovery, inventory, events, runtime, policies, audit

4Schema Mapping

Map provider fields into the normalized graph contract

5Generate Package

Create config, adapter, tests, and deployment bundle

External Graph

Providers normalize into one governance graph.

Bedrock Agent, Copilot Agent, Vertex Agent, LangGraph assistant, and OpenAI project records all emit the same canonical graph entities. Policies and controls become portable because the graph normalizes providers.

AgentOwnerModelToolData AssetExecutionRiskPolicyControl

Certification

Certified

Production tested with discovery, inventory, events, and audit evidence.

Discovery / Inventory / Events / Audit
Preview

Early access connector with stable mapping and limited runtime/control scope.

Discovery / Inventory / Audit
Planned

Roadmap package with provider schema defined and adapter work queued.

Schema / Auth model / Graph map

Marketplace

Browse, install, upgrade, rate, and certify connector packages as the ecosystem grows.

BrowseInstallUpgradeRateCertify

Phase I deliverables

Microsoft ConnectorAWS ConnectorOpenAI ConnectorGeneric REST ConnectorGeneric Event Connector

Strategic outcome

Tegrix becomes a vendor-agnostic control plane, not another dashboard.

Connector SDK

Provider onboarding becomes repeatable.

External Graph

Provider records normalize into one graph.

Policy portability

Policies follow canonical entities.

Runtime enforcement

Controls can move from posture to action.