Agent Governance

Who is accountable for what your agents do?

Define ownership, operating policy and lifecycle controls across your agents.

How it fits together

  1. Owners + policy
  2. Operating controls
  3. Review + oversight

What changes.

We turn governance requirements into an agent inventory, assigned responsibilities and release, review and retirement workflows.

Yours to put to work.

  • Scope and acceptance criteria agreed together.

An agent register

Owners, purpose, systems accessed, authority and dependencies for the agreed fleet.

Practical governance workflows

Policy decisions, change reviews, exceptions and periodic reassessment.

Lifecycle controls and evidence

Release gates, operating records and retirement procedures connected to delivery.

See an example engagement

An example scope, adapted to your environment.

  1. The starting point: Different teams deploy agents without a shared ownership or change process.
  2. The work: Inventory the agents, agree responsibilities and implement review and release workflows.
  3. The handoff: An agent register, working governance process and evidence requirements.

How we evaluate the result

  • In-scope agents have an accountable owner and documented authority.
  • Changes and exceptions follow the agreed review process.
  • Release, review and retirement decisions have retrievable evidence.

A useful place to start

Let’s work through your specific problem.

Start with Agent Governance, scoped to your environment.