Change control for coding agents
Coding agents are moving from suggestions to actions. Novyx gives teams a gate before those agents migrate databases, deploy services, modify repos, or run production scripts.
Schema migrations
Block destructive table drops, fail closed on unknown alters, and route irreversible changes to approval.
Deploys
Attach service, environment, rollback target, and release owner before production deploys run.
Repo writes
Gate risky branch, CI, workflow, permissions, and dependency changes.
Data scripts
Require blast-radius evidence before agents run one-off production scripts.
Flagship workflow: migration blast radius
An agent proposes an eight-statement migration. Novyx auto-allows additive changes, requires approval for irreversible data loss, fails closed on an unknown alter, and blocks a catastrophic table drop.
Run the migration gate →FAQ
What coding-agent action should Novyx protect first?
Start with schema migrations, deploys, repo writes, infrastructure changes, and production data scripts — actions where a bad agent decision can damage real systems.
How is this different from code review?
Code review evaluates code. Novyx evaluates the production effect an agent is requesting before the tool executes, including blast radius and recovery evidence.
Does memory still help coding agents?
Yes. Context helps explain why an agent requested a change, but the primary control point is the action gate before production mutation.