Leidos HeadWay Dispatch governs AI agents from different vendors under shared rules
HeadWay Dispatch lets organizations see AI agents from different vendors, set action boundaries, require human approval and preserve tamper-evident decision records.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Agents from different vendors can be seen in one oversight layer.
- Actions can be automatic, human-approved or blocked.
- Decisions are preserved in tamper-evident records.
What is changing?
Leidos announced HeadWay Dispatch on November 4. The new platform is intended to connect AI agents from different vendors to a shared oversight layer without replacing them, while keeping critical decisions under human control.
The system provides three core functions: seeing active agents and the systems they can access; defining which actions run automatically, require approval or are blocked; and recording decisions as they occur in tamper-evident logs. It also aims to keep passwords and API keys out of agents by routing requests through an intermediary layer.
Leidos is developing Experience, which will adapt views by role, and Intelligence, which will coordinate agents under a common policy. Work is also continuing on preserving controls when network connections are degraded or unavailable; these future capabilities should not be confused with current access.
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Source date: 4 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 5 Nov 2026, 00:05 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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