Agents require more than a model review
Agents can use tools, carry context between tasks and take actions within business workflows. The relevant question is not only what a model can generate, but what a configured system is allowed to do and how that boundary is maintained.
An enterprise needs to connect intended purpose, operating permissions, evaluation evidence and a responsible decision. Our product direction brings those records into one assurance process.
The principles behind the product
Evidence over unsupported claims
Describe what was observed and what was not evaluated. A polished artifact should never make the claim broader than its evidence.
Human authority
People determine applicability, accept risk and authorize deployment. Software should make those decisions traceable rather than manufacture automated legal conclusions.
Specific scope
Tie assurance to the agent version, selected requirements, operating environment and known limitations.
Adaptability
As policy or regulation changes, review applicability and update controls without rewriting previous decisions.
Privacy and enterprise boundaries
Agree where evaluation runs, what evidence is collected and who may receive it. Do not assume all records belong in a public artifact.
Build confidence that can be examined
An Assurance Scorecard should explain results, findings, coverage and limitations. An Agent Passport should communicate a bounded record to an appropriate audience. Monitoring should help teams identify change and decide when investigation or reassessment is needed.
These are intended product principles and scope, not claims about customer deployments, regulatory recognition or company scale. This site does not invent a history, team roster, offices, awards or partnerships.
Start with the decision your enterprise needs to make
A useful first conversation starts with one agent: its purpose, the actions it can take, the people affected and the evidence a reviewer would need. That makes scope and limitations visible before discussing technical integration.