Understand traffic
Ask Max about agent activity, request patterns, and policy decisions across connected services.
Meet Max, the conversational interface to Ameeba's AI security control plane. Investigate agent activity, understand policy decisions, and explore threats across connected infrastructure.
Interactive simulation · No account requiredExplore a realistic security investigation. Switch between conversation and terminal, inspect sample traffic, and see how policy and risk signals become understandable answers.
This interactive demonstration uses scripted sample events and responses. It does not connect to Ameeba services, analyze live traffic, or modify policies.
Max brings technical security information into a natural conversation, without replacing the underlying enforcement and detection systems.
Ask Max about agent activity, request patterns, and policy decisions across connected services.
Explore Immunity risk signals, review suspicious behavior, and trace the context behind an alert.
Inspect Membrane policies and understand why an AI tool request was allowed or denied.
Prepare changes with Max, then route sensitive operations through permissions and approval.
Max makes security approachable. Membrane makes policy decisions enforceable. Immunity supplies threat assessments. Each component has a clear role.
Investigate events, explain decisions, summarize risks, and propose authorized next steps through conversation.
Evaluate identity, permissions, tool scopes, and execution policies at integrated enforcement points.
Assess available security signals, inspect permitted inputs, and return risk findings to Membrane.
Ameeba's architecture is designed to support native Max and Pseudopod workflows alongside third-party agents, tools, and enterprise environments through future security APIs and integration adapters.
API gateway, MCP enforcement, external integrations, and automated remediation are product directions, not claims of currently available integrations.
Explore Security CenterStart with Max. See the decisions behind every simulated security event.
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