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Observe

Every agent, its owner and its last action.

One page listing every agent in the company: what it does, which team it belongs to, who is accountable for it, whether it is working, when it last acted and what risk it carries. The digital equivalent of knowing who works here.

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Agent directory

9 agents · 8 working

Content Maintenance AgentMarketing · Marketing LeadPaused
Sales Follow-up AgentSales · Sales ManagerWorking
Accounts Receivable AgentFinance · Finance ManagerWorking
Customer Support AgentService · Service LeadWorking
Customer Success AgentService · Service LeadWorking
Website Improvement AgentMarketing · Marketing LeadWorking

Nothing is absent from it

Every agent appears, including ones deployed by a developer through the API and ones installed from the marketplace. A directory with exceptions is not an inventory.

Ordered by what needs attention

A paused agent outranks a busy one. Eight working agents and one stuck agent is a page about the stuck one.

Risk and review dates in the list

You can see at a glance which agents hold high-risk capabilities and which are overdue a permission review, without opening each one.

Owners, not just authors

Who is accountable now, which is often not who built it. Agents outlive the people who create them, and the directory reflects that rather than recording history.

Questions this answers

The things you currently have to ask somebody.

Each of these is a question an owner asks regularly and currently answers from memory, a spreadsheet, or by interrupting whoever is nearest.

What is currently running on our behalf?

Who owns this agent now that its author has left?

Which agents hold high-risk capabilities?

What has not run since last month, and does anybody still need it?

Where this stops

What it does not do.

The directory lists agents on this platform. It cannot see automation running elsewhere in your business — a script on somebody's laptop, a workflow in another tool — and presenting it as a complete inventory of everything automated in your company would be wrong. It also shows configuration and activity rather than judgement: it tells you an agent holds a high-risk capability, not whether it should.

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