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September 18, 2026

The Art of Swarm Control

Put AI to work for you.

Daljeet, CEO/Founder

By Daljeet, CEO/Founder

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The Agents view, seven days. Twenty agents on the left, everything they actually reached on the right, including 214 destinations nobody had named.
The Agents view, seven days. Twenty agents on the left, everything they actually reached on the right, including 214 destinations nobody had named.

Every developer we talk to tells us they know exactly what their agents do. They designed them. They coded them. They unit tested the hell out of them.

Then they put Maya on the network.

What comes back is a list of resources and destinations they did not know existed, being reached by their own agents, right now. Not once at deploy time. Every day.

What the agents view actually shows

Above is the agents view from a live seven-day window. Left side is the fleet: twenty agents grouped by the host they run on, Linux VMs, Kubernetes, laptops that leave the building at 6pm. Each one resolved to the agent that made the traffic, declared or not.

Right side is everything those agents actually reached in seven days. Other agents. Cloud accounts, an HR database, Bedrock, the scheduler. Fourteen different model endpoints, Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, Hugging Face, Llama, and a long tail behind them. And that block of 214 squares in the corner: 214 destinations nobody had a name for until the wire produced them.

The swarm effect has the same shape

Designing an agent not to talk to other agents is not the same as that agent not talking to other agents. We see agent-to-agent reach that nobody drew on a diagram, which is exactly the behavior our Anti-Swarm Technology is built to surface and stop: it doesn't ask an agent to declare who it talks to, it watches who it actually reaches, on the wire, and gives you a switch.

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Open AI is turned off for this agent. Open AI is turned off for this agent.

None of this is a guess. Every curve in that picture is a connection that happened on the wire, attributed to the agent that made it. Nothing changed inside the agent to produce it.

Design intent is a hypothesis. The wire is the result.

Control your swarm

Rule it, or it slips out from under you. Let Maya govern your swarm while you grow your business. Maya is watching when you are not.

Fifteen minutes of policy can save you months of forensic auditing after the fact.

Stop worrying about how your teams use AI. Maya has you covered.


We are running a handful of Agentic Security Posture reviews this quarter, on your own network, on your own agents. Email [email protected] for more information.

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