Visibility — See Every AI Agent on Every Endpoint

The problem

Shadow agents don't announce themselves

Agent runtimes arrive with a download, a personal login, or an npm install — not through procurement. The console view of your AI estate is not the endpoint view.

Agents

CLI & desktop agents

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot and their desktop siblings read, write, and execute on the device — often under personal accounts your tenant never sees.

Vibe apps

Vibe-coding & AI apps

Cursor, Lovable, and the next app an employee installs tomorrow — each one ships its own agent runtime and its own risk surface.

Note-takers

Meeting & note-takers

Granola, Wispr, and their peers capture what's said and sync it somewhere — usually outside any sanctioned data path.

Plumbing

MCP servers & skills

The connective tissue agents load on startup — configured in local dotfiles, invisible to network and SaaS tooling.

How it works

Kernel-level ground truth, fleet-wide

Agent inventory

Every agent on every machine — including created-but-inactive agents and runtimes inside local VMs your EDR can't see into.

Live processes

What's running right now, on whose behalf — personal-key sessions flagged against enterprise accounts, the gap no tenant control closes.

Touch map

Every file and datastore an agent reads or writes, every domain it calls — the ground truth behind governance decisions.

Fleet console

One live view across the estate: which agents, which endpoints, which accounts — OBSERVED, SANDBOXED, or HELD.

Visibility is where every deployment starts. No blocking, no user friction — an inventory you can put in front of the board, from day one.