AI your people use
Your laptops are running agents nobody hired.
Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, browser agents, local MCP servers. Guard0 finds every one across your fleet, names an owner for each, and shows the authority it carries.
Read-only. Centrally deployed. First inventory in fifteen minutes.
How this goes wrong
Your offboarding checklist has never heard of these agents.
A developer wires a local MCP server to a production database, then leaves the company. HR closes the account and IT wipes the laptop, but an agent authenticates as itself, not as the person who created it. Its credential to customer records answers to nobody, and it still works.
Three questions
Three questions your fleet has to answer.
Which agents are on your machines?
Assistants, extensions, CLIs, and local MCP servers, inventoried across the fleet without asking anyone to self-report.
What can they reach?
Every token, scope, and reachable system per agent. Not what the policy says: what the laptop actually holds.
Who owns each one?
Every agent resolves to a human of record, and unclaimed agents stay flagged until someone answers for them.
When the audit comes, the answer is a record, not a meeting.
Deployment & trust
Know exactly what the sensor sees.
Before you roll anything out to a fleet of laptops, you deserve straight answers. Here they are.
What the sensor records
- Which AI tools, agents, and extensions exist
- Local MCP servers and what they connect to
- Tokens, scopes, and reachable systems
- Owner and lifecycle state per agent
What it never touches
- Prompts and conversations
- Source code
- File contents
- Keystrokes
Read-only. Deploys through the tooling you already use. Pilot a group first, then widen. The full collection contract ships with the deployment profile.
AI your people use
Put your endpoint agents on the record.
Free to start, no credit card. The first inventory usually lands inside fifteen minutes.
And when an agent has to be stopped, you stop it from the record: access revoked, reason attached.