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Official first-party project overview. This page describes the public software and its stated boundaries; it is not an independent review.
Maqam is an open-source TypeScript governance boundary for AI-agent and automation workflows. A host registers operations with Maqam so policy, approval, execution, and receipt generation pass through one explicit path.
Maqam evaluates declared policy before a registered operation runs, binds a human approval to the exact run, tool, and canonical input, consumes an approval once by default, and rejects altered input or replay. It records dispatches, denials, approval use, and evidence links as reviewable receipts, with adapters for functions, command-line workers, coding agents, browser actions, crawlers, and research sources.
The project exists because a general approval such as “allow this task” may not identify the exact input a tool eventually receives. Maqam is useful when an application needs explicit policy, exact-input approval, one-use dispatch, and inspectable execution records without depending on a model provider. It governs only operations deliberately routed through its adapters; it does not intercept direct operating-system calls or replace browser isolation and host security controls.
Maqam is created and maintained by Ajnas N B. The current stable release is 0.3.3 under the MIT License.
Release and license details were checked on 2026-08-09. Verify the linked public records before relying on a specific artifact.