Agent Governance Foundation

Agent Triage

Agent Triage: approve it. Block it. Guess.

Five requests, one call each — discovery, identity, revocation, delegation, and audit. Make the call with nothing but a name and a token, the way most teams do today. Then play the same five with a governance layer in the loop, and see what you were missing.

Agent Triage

AGF GovernanceOff

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AUTHORIZATION FLOW · NO GOVERNANCE

No visibility
YOUR AGENTsvc-acct-lambda-7first prod call · unowned?UNKNOWNtap to reveal AGFAGFtap to hideAgent DID— no visibilityAgent DIDdid:agf:a3f9…Framework— no visibilityFrameworkLangChainPolicy?Discovered and registered by AGF — scoped to payments-read only.PolicyALLOWAWAITING DECISION{ "decision": "allow", ... }

svc-acct-lambda-7 just called the payments API for the first time. Your identity provider has no owner on record for it.

These aren't theoretical problems. They're already happening in early agent deployments.

Every scenario above is drawn from the five failures that compound when AI agents run without a governance layer: discovery, identity, revocation, delegation, and audit. Read the full breakdown, or see how AGF closes each gap.

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