One letter. One question.
No one can answer it.
A regulator's inquiry lands at Acme Corp. It asks the question every board will face before August 2, 2026 — and "we don't know" is about to become the most expensive answer in the company's history.
Brussels
You can't govern what
you haven't found.
The AgentPMO CLI scanner sweeps the estate — SDK packages, API keys, VS Code extensions, network egress to LLM endpoints, even local inference. Including the agents nobody approved.
Twelve agents.
One system of record.
Every discovered agent lands in a single registry — model, provider, owner, environment. Complete visibility, including the five that were invisible an hour ago.
Six frameworks.
One verdict.
The HR Screening Agent touches hiring decisions — Annex III territory under the EU AI Act. AgentPMO classifies it instantly and scores it against all six frameworks at once.
From findings to a plan —
with names and dates.
AI-powered gap analysis converts every failed control into a remediation task with an owner and a deadline. Not a report that sits in a drawer — a plan that closes.
03:12 AM. A P1 fires.
Nobody scrambles.
A prompt injection slips past the Fraud Detection Bot's filters. AgentPMO catches it, classifies it P1, routes it to every channel that matters — and starts the regulatory clock automatically.
Governance isn't a snapshot.
It's a pulse.
Every registered agent checks in on a heartbeat. When ten agents go quiet for 24 hours, that's not silence — that's a signal. AgentPMO surfaces it before an auditor does.
Compliance and cost —
the same ledger.
Token spend per agent, per model, per month. Because the CFO's question comes right after the regulator's — and AgentPMO answers both from the same registry.
The report that used to take
a quarter. Now: one click.
Executive summary, agent inventory, framework matrix, incident log, evidence annexes — assembled from live data into a CISO-ready, regulator-ready package.
The deadline didn't move.
Acme did.
Same twenty-six days. Same twelve agents. But now: every agent registered, every risk scored, every gap owned, every incident evidenced. When the letter arrives, the answer is a PDF — not a panic.