01
Agent and policy inventory
Which agents exist, what tools and MCP servers they can reach, what data they touch and which decisions they influence.
Step 3: Prove
Agent governance review in 72 hours.
Procurement, security teams and the EU AI Act now ask the same question: what can your AI agents do, and where is the evidence? We review your agents and workflows and deliver a report your clients will accept - before their questions stall your deal.
Read-only discovery. Pilot range: $500-700 depending on scope. White-label available for agencies.
Why now
EU AI Act transparency obligations are in force since August 2026, and enterprise buyers increasingly demand audit trails, kill-switch evidence and documented governance from agent vendors - the same way they demand SOC 2 from SaaS. Teams that answer early close deals faster.
Common triggers
- A deal stalls on a security or procurement questionnaire.
- A client asks for audit logs your agents do not produce.
- You ship agents to customers in the EU.
- An investor or partner asks how your AI is governed.
What you get
A practical review package. Not a generic ethics memo. Not a certification you do not need yet.
02
Permission and runtime checks
Whether declared boundaries match what is deployed: blocked actions, budgets, approvals and human-review points.
03
Audit-trail gap review
What evidence exists after an incident: decision logs, prompt records, model versions, override paths.
04
Risk register
Governance gaps ranked by business impact: product, legal and operational - with file/line evidence where code is reviewed.
05
Remediation plan
Concrete quick wins and a 30/60/90-day path: what to document, limit, monitor or route to humans first.
06
Client-ready report
A summary a procurement or security team can accept, plus a technical appendix your engineers can act on.
Best fit
- Companies selling AI agents or AI features into enterprise procurement
- B2B SaaS with assistants, copilots or automated decisions in sensitive workflows
- Teams subject to EU AI Act transparency obligations
- Agencies that want a white-label governance artifact for client delivery
Not a fit
- Legal compliance certification or formal conformity assessment
- Full penetration testing
- Emergency incident response
- Reviews of third-party systems without the owner's permission
For agencies
White-label: attach it to your delivery.
If you build agents or automations for clients, add an independent governance review to your handover. You keep the client, the margin and the relationship - we deliver the review and the report under your brand. Pilot pricing applies per project.
Built in the open
The method is public.
Our reviews run on open-source tooling - declarative agent policies and a read-only scanner with deterministic rules. Your engineers can inspect exactly how findings are produced before trusting the report.
Answer procurement before procurement asks.
Send a short description of your agents, workflows and the deal or requirement in front of you. We will confirm fit and pilot scope.