Find every agent.
Sanctioned, shadow, embedded. Telemetry, not surveys. Personal ChatGPT seats and embedded copilots show up in the same view as your blessed deployments.
An employee record for every agent, model, and copilot.
When AI does the work, AI needs HR. The Register inventories every agent in your org, profiles what it does, who owns it, and whether it's earning its keep — same record format every time.
Three things every AI register must do, today, before the regulator's question lands in your inbox.
Sanctioned, shadow, embedded. Telemetry, not surveys. Personal ChatGPT seats and embedded copilots show up in the same view as your blessed deployments.
Scope of work, decisions per week, override rate, accuracy trend, peer comparison, human DRI. The agents that can't fill out their own profile are the ones to retire.
PII exposure, ownership gaps, model drift, regulatory class — surfaced before the incident, not during the post-mortem.
The point of the Register is that you can compare agents the way you compare employees — same fields, same rubric, same accountability.
Each profile carries the workflow it sits in, the data it reaches, the decisions it makes per week, its accuracy trend, and the human responsible for its work. The structure is the same whether the agent is a vendor copilot or a hand-rolled internal one.
Built around EU AI Act risk classes, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001 vocabulary. Map each agent's risk class once; let the Register monitor it forever.
Sanctioning an agent is a structured event. Quarterly evaluations are scheduled. Retirement is logged against the work that absorbed the agent's responsibilities. The lifecycle is auditable.
If you wouldn't hire a human without a job description, don't deploy an agent without one.
Node — AI governance team
Node maps how your business works and how software supports it — so every decision is grounded in what's real.
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