The Agentic Action Map shows every agentic action path — from agents to tools, data, and runtime — so you can see what happened and where to enforce.
The BlueRock Agentic Action Map turns agentic workflows into a live execution map you can explore, baseline, and use to power precise guardrails.
Why Execution Visibility Matters
Models generate text — but your real risks come from what they execute.
The Agentic Action Map reveals the complete flow of agent actions so you can understand:
What tools agents call
What data they access
What processes they attempt to launch
Where drift, escalation, or anomalies appear
How a prompt-injection attempt manifests as execution paths
Visibility is the on-ramp. Guardrails are the destination.
The Agentic Action Map gives you the clarity you need before turning on pre-execution enforcement.
What the Action Map Shows
Tool Execution Path
(agent → tool)
Visualize every tool invocation with:
function name
parameters (sanitized preview)
drift vs baseline
high-frequency hotspots
dependency chains
Detect:
Unsafe parameter expansion
Tool hijack attempts
Covert or excessive tool usage
Data Access Path
(agent → data)
See read/write operations and data-access patterns:
dataset / table / collection identity
field-level hints
egress rate & total size
pattern-level exfil attempts
recency & anomaly scoring
Detect:
Mass data export
PII access
silent credential / secret disclosure
Code Execution Path
(agent → codeexecution)
Track attempts to spawn processes or perform filesystem/network operations:
process launches
file writes / deletions
outbound network connections
shell patterns / codegen payloads
reverse-shell signatures
runtime drift (unexpected binaries)
Detect:
RCE patterns
Command injection
Path traversal
SSRF
Reverse shells
No application code changes. Baked into the node image.
BlueRock Agentic Visibility FAQ
What is Agentic Visibility?
Agentic Visibility is a unified action map that shows exactly what your agents do across tools, data, and execution boundaries. It's the "SEE" half of BlueRock's "see and secure" approach—providing complete runtime visibility into agent behavior before you enforce guardrails.
What is the Agentic Action Map?
The Action Map is a real-time graph that models every agentic action: which tools agents invoke with what parameters, which data sources agents access, what code they execute, and how actions sequence over time. It's a complete, traceable record of agent behavior from prompt to outcome.
Why is visibility the first step?
You can't secure what you can't see. Traditional logs capture fragments but don't show the complete action chain. Agentic Visibility gives you baseline behaviors, drift detection, hotspots, and unexpected paths. This informs which guardrails to apply and where. BlueRock's philosophy: visibility first, control when you're ready.
How is this different from traditional APM or observability tools?
Traditional APM tools don't understand MCP protocol events, agentic decision-making, the Three Execution Boundaries (tools, data, execution), or agent drift. Agentic Visibility is purpose-built for autonomous agent workflows and maps to the security boundaries that matter.
What types of drift does Agentic Visibility detect?
Agentic Visibility detects three types of drift: Tool Drift (agents calling unexpected tools or new tool combinations), Data Drift (accessing data sources outside baseline patterns), and Execution Drift (spawning shells, subprocesses, or executing code in unexpected ways). Each drift type triggers alerts and informs policy adjustments.
