- What is Tack Cloud?
- Tack Cloud is the paid tier of Tack — runtime risk scoring for AI agent tool calls. The free tack-guard SDK scores every tool call locally; Tack Cloud adds a hosted memory that persists each agent's baseline and correlates behavior across sessions and across agents.
- What does Tack Cloud add to tack-guard?
- Persistence and correlation. tack-guard is single-session and in-memory: restart the process and the baseline is gone. Tack Cloud keeps baselines across restarts, scores slow attacks over 24h to 7d, and ties activity together across agent IDs so an attacker cannot split the work to stay under the radar.
- Does Tack Cloud slow down my agent?
- No. The scoring stays local and synchronous, under 1ms, exactly as in the free guard. Events are sent to Tack Cloud asynchronously after the verdict is returned, so the cloud round trip is never on the agent's critical path.
- What happens if Tack Cloud is unavailable?
- The guard keeps working. If the cloud is unreachable it degrades gracefully to single-session, in-memory scoring, which is the free behavior. A cloud outage can never block a customer's agent.
- Is my data sent to the cloud?
- Only if you call guard.connect(). The free guard sends nothing and runs fully offline. With Cloud connected, tool-call events (action, target, agent ID, timestamp) are sent after the verdict so baselines can persist. Scoring still happens locally.
- How will it upgrade from the free guard?
- One line. You add guard.connect('tk_live_xxx') to an existing tack-guard setup and everything else stays identical. The API surface is already final, so the upgrade is a no-redesign change.
- When is Tack Cloud available, and what will it cost?
- It is in development. tack-guard ships free first; Tack Cloud follows. tack-guard stays free and MIT licensed forever; Tack Cloud will be a simple paid tier on top, with final pricing announced at launch. Follow along on LinkedIn for the date.