AI agent governance
for Caddi, and the work it hands to Claude and Copilot.
One firm-wide view of every Caddi run, and of each decision and API call from the skills Caddi hands to Claude and Copilot. Leadership sees what should be automated, what already is and in which tool, and what is still done by hand.
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.
- DiscoverFinds the repetitive work worth automating, and sends each finding to the tool that fits it.
- AutomateRuns the high-volume, high-accuracy work in Caddi. Exports the rest to Claude or Copilot.
- GovernMonitors every Caddi run and the work it hands to Claude or Copilot, in one firm-wide view by team and owner.
Every Caddi agent, and the work it hands off, in one view.
Caddi runs, and the skills Caddi hands to Claude and Copilot, report each decision and API call to the same firm-wide view, by team and owner. Next to them sits the work Discover found and the work still done by hand, so leadership sees one picture instead of three partial ones.
- Caddi runs and handed-off Claude and Copilot work in one view
- Manual, discovered and automated work side by side
- 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 iManage workspaces.
No more going team to team with a survey.
Most AI rollouts are measured by someone walking the firm months later, asking each team whether the tool helped. With Govern the measuring happens as the work runs, so the answer to "is the work we handed to Copilot and Claude paying off" is a report, not a guess.
Governance that starts before the agent exists.
Discover reads the tools you already use and ranks the repeated work by the hours it takes. Each finding goes to the best tool for the job: Caddi for high-volume, high-accuracy work, or Claude or Copilot (as a skill or agent) for the judgment work in a person's day.
Caddi runs replay, decision by decision.
For the work Caddi runs, 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.
- Verified code runs it; any AI step is scoped and logged
- Same input, same path, every run
- Governed from the first run, not retrofitted
How it compares to standalone agent governance tools
Standalone governance tools watch agents after someone else built them. Caddi Govern watches Caddi runs and the work Caddi hands to Claude and Copilot, and also tells you what to automate next.
| Question | Standalone governance tools | Caddi |
|---|---|---|
| What it monitors | Agents connected to it | Every Caddi run, plus the work it hands to Claude and Copilot |
| What to automate next | Not what they are for | Ranked by hours, with the evidence |
| Where new work gets automated | Another team, in another tool | Caddi, Claude or Copilot, whichever fits the job |
| Work still done by hand | Not visible | In the same view, next to what is automated |