A live log of every agent action, with its legal risk mapped.
Continuous tracking of agent actions against the law, across all your agents, at scale. When something goes wrong, you get weeks to explain months of decisions, and engineering logs were never built to answer a legal question. Aegis keeps the answer on file as the actions happen, so when the question comes, you look it up instead of reconstructing it.
The log your team opens
Every action as it happens, carrying the rule it was judged against and the context behind it. Filter by agent, jurisdiction, action class or risk, across the whole fleet.
Private by design. Verifiable by anyone you answer to.
The record lives in your systems, and what your agents said never touches ours. Aegis seals it, so nothing can be quietly changed afterwards, by your team or by us. Anyone you answer to can verify that themselves.
Every agent action is recorded in storage you already own and control. Nothing sensitive leaves your walls.
Aegis countersigns the record. From that moment the history is fixed: any edit, by anyone, becomes visible.
An auditor, regulator or court verifies the seal independently. Nothing rests on your word, or on ours.
VERIFIED ✓See it early, not when someone asks
Legal and compliance cannot track dozens of agents across a dozen teams by asking around, and by the time a problem surfaces on its own it is usually already someone else's finding. Visibility puts every agent in one place, maps the legal risk on what they do, and shows you the pattern while there is still time to change it.
Teams stand up agents faster than anyone can inventory them. You see what is running, what it is able to touch, and which duties attach to it, without going team by team.
Each action carries its legal exposure as it happens, so an agent drifting into unlawful territory shows up as a pattern you can see and stop, rather than as a complaint months later.
One file for the regulator, the court, the buyer or the underwriter. Every decision in scope, the rule behind each one, who approved what was held, and a verification file proving none of it was written after the fact.
When someone exercises their right to be forgotten, that entry can be erased without breaking the seal on everything else.