AI agent governance
Your agents can reach more than anyone signed off. Find out how much.
Thirteen questions, five minutes, nothing to connect. You get a risk score, the three gaps to close first, and what to do about each. Some fixes need no product at all.
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You cannot list what your agents can reach.
No registry across stores
02
Agents share credentials.
One service account, four agents
03
Revocation takes hours.
Grants in three engines, by hand
Plus what to do today, including the fixes that need no product.
One incident
The Supabase incident was an access failure, not a model failure.
Scoping the credential is the right first move, and you can do it this afternoon. What it does not give you is the twenty-agent, three-engine state: one place that says what every non-human identity can reach, one action that revokes it, one audit trail an auditor will accept.
Sources — Simon Willison, 6 Jul 2025 · 1Password survey, Jul 2026
Snowflake and Databricks shipped agent governance too
Where a platform gateway stops.
If every agent you have only ever touches one platform, use its gateway. Trinitis registers each agent as an identity, puts it in the same groups and tags as people, and shows access counts and last-seen per agent across every connected store.
Source — trinitis.ai, 25 Sep 2026
- Governed by the platform's gateway
- Outside governance
Find out what your agents can reach.
Five minutes. Nothing to connect.