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Learn how to govern AI agents with AGEI: setup, agent registration, policies, connectors, human review, and evidence receipts

Getting Started

Create your first organization, register an agent, define a policy, and connect your agent system via webhook.

Understand the AGEI governance framework: capability vs authorization, governance tiers, and the six governance dimensions.

Learn about the nine AGEI agent types, typical use cases, governance tiers, and recommended controls for each type.

Define governance policies with conditions, decision logic, and evidence requirements. Enforce boundaries on agent behavior.

Connect external agent systems via webhooks. AGEI evaluates every action before execution and returns approval/denial.

Configure HITL, HOTL, and HOOTL workflows. Route high-risk actions for human approval, monitoring, or autonomous execution.

Cryptographic receipts with SHA-256 hashing prove governance decisions. Verifiable evidence for compliance and audits.

Immutable audit trail of every policy evaluation, decision, and human review. Complete governance event history.

Complete REST API reference for programmatic access to AGEI: agents, policies, governance events, and evidence receipts.

Connect external agent systems via webhooks. Authentication, request format, response handling, and error codes.

Learn about AGEI security posture, deployment patterns, and best practices:

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