Question 1

What is I/O Mesh?

Accepted Answer

I/O Mesh is a self-hosted service your systems ask before an agent uses a tool. It checks the caller, the department, and the pinned card, then allows or refuses the call. Every decision goes in an audit log. Signed audit heartbeats help you detect a missing or altered record.

Question 2

Is I/O Mesh a proxy?

Accepted Answer

No. An allow returns an endpoint and a process id, and your systems make the call. I/O Mesh does not fetch the endpoint, hold tool credentials, or sit in the call path.

Question 3

Does the sample record show my organization?

Accepted Answer

No. The record on the home page is an example. It is not a customer and not your organization.

Question 4

What does Denied on the sample record mean?

Accepted Answer

The tool is tagged as production change, a class that is refused at every autonomy tier unless the call presents a valid approve receipt. The caller gets a plain deny, and the audit record names the class.

Question 5

How much does I/O Mesh cost?

Accepted Answer

Self-hosted. Team is $149/mo or $1,500/yr. Enterprise is $20,000/yr.

Question 6

Is there a free tier?

Accepted Answer

No free tier or evaluation licence.

Question 7

Is I/O Mesh self-hosted?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You run the binary on Linux hosts you control. It does not contact I/O Mesh: no licence check, no update check, and no telemetry.

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