AI agent governance
that also finds and automates the work.
See every agent across the firm, who owns it and what it did, with every run on the record. Then go one step further: Caddi finds the work worth automating and builds the agents with the person who does it.
SOC 2 Type II·150+ integrations·Free to startWhere AI agent governance sits in Caddi
Caddi is an end-to-end AI operations platform: it discovers the work, automates it, and governs every run.
Every agent, what it did, and who owns it.
The firm-wide view lists every agent by team and owner, what is being built and what has been discovered. Each one reports its week in plain English, from its own run counts, so the summary cannot say more than the runs did.
- Work by agents and by people, in one view
- An agent with no owner is the thing it exists to prevent
- Rolls up by team for leadership
Caddi picked up 64 files from the daily SharePoint mail folder. AI extraction identified names and matter numbers in 64 documents, and 64 files were renamed to the standardized format. 53 documents were uploaded to their matched Clio matters.
Every run replays, decision by decision.
Each decision names the system and the permission it used. To stop an agent, pause it or pull its connection to a system; either takes effect mid-queue. Changing what an agent does takes a human approval.
Governance that starts before the agent exists.
Most governance starts after someone else has built the agents. In Caddi, Discover reads the tools you already use and ranks the repeated work by the hours it takes, so the list of agents worth building is a list you can assign.
Then the person who does the work builds the agent.
No IT project and no flowchart. They share their screen and do the task once, Caddi writes the plan and asks about the cases it did not see, and the agent is governed from its first run instead of registered after the fact.
- Built from a screenshare, reviewed before it runs
- Verified code runs it; any AI step is scoped and logged
- Governed from the first run, not retrofitted
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How it compares to standalone agent governance tools
Standalone governance and observability tools watch agents built somewhere else. Caddi governs the agents it finds, builds and runs, in one platform.
| Question | Standalone governance tools | Caddi |
|---|---|---|
| Where agents come from | Built on other platforms, then connected | Found by Discover, built in Automate |
| What to automate next | Not what they are for | Ranked by hours, with the evidence |
| Who builds a new agent | Another team, in another tool | The person who does the work, by showing it once |
| The record | Traces from the agents they monitor | Every run replayable, with the permission each decision used |
If you need one view over agents running on many other platforms, a standalone governance tool is the right buy. Caddi's view covers the agents it runs, builds and discovers.