AGEI Agent Governance Registry helps organizations classify AI agents, define delegated authority, assign risk-based controls, manage approvals, and produce verifiable governance evidence.
Capability does not imply authorization.
Authorization does not imply admissibility.
Execution requires governance.
AGEI Agent Governance Registry helps your organization answer every essential question about your AI agents
What AI agents exist?
What business purpose does each agent serve?
What type of agent is it?
Who owns the agent?
Who authorized it?
What authority has been delegated to it?
What data and systems may it access?
What tools may it use?
What information may it retain?
What level of autonomy does it have?
What consequences could result from failure?
What governance controls are required?
Has the agent been approved for deployment?
When must it be reviewed again?
What evidence proves the agent operated within its boundaries?
Classify agents by their primary function to determine appropriate governance requirements
Assists humans with content, analysis, research
Executes predefined business processes
Determines where work should go next
Observes systems and events to detect change
Provides recommendations to humans
Selects and uses approved tools
Executes actions with real-world consequences
Coordinates multiple agents and systems
Pursues broad objectives with emergent paths
Automatically calculated based on function, authority, context, memory, autonomy, and impact
Informational assistance, low impact, human-in-the-loop
Defined workflows, limited authority, active oversight
Tool use, execution authority, sensitive data, high impact
Open-ended operation, broad authority, critical impact
Register agents with business purpose, owners, and intended use
Classify by primary function across nine categories
Define delegated authority with explicit limits and conditions
Specify permitted data sources and systems
Define what information may be retained and for how long
Set human oversight requirements and approval points
Assess financial, regulatory, legal, privacy, and operational impact
Automatically calculate governance tier and required controls
Assign preventive, detective, and corrective controls
Route through risk, compliance, security, and executive approvals
Generate immutable audit trail of all governance actions
Trigger reassessment when agents, tools, or authority change
"The future of agentic systems will be defined not only by what agents are capable of doing, but by what authority they are allowed to exercise—and what evidence proves they stayed within those boundaries."
Start classifying, governing, and producing evidence for your organization's AI agents