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AI Agent Visibility Gaps
Organizations lack centralized visibility, guardrails, and audit trails for AI agents, leading to compliance, security, and operational risks.
In their words
we've handled similar requests the painful, old-school way: pulling up file shares or physically sitting at the machines, filtering for image/video extensions, and manually scanning thumbnails
each time we run a audit we have to use 2 enterprise accounts and 1 max account which also runs out of session limits
how do you do analytics for your teams plan? Because the analytics api and most of those features are gated behind enterprise plan?
It needs Zoom server-to-server OAuth so the platform can pull meeting transcripts, identify the correct meeting, attach it to the right client login, and never mix client data.
the compliance team straight up shut the whole rollout down until we fixed those gaps
Still seems pretty makeshift. Nothing off the shelf?
we HAVE to run it in YOLO mode, and we can't sandbox it. Because our skills we use won't work if it's not in yolo.
An agent that can read everything will eventually read the thing it shouldn't.
Search and page extraction were barely working — they happened seldom if ever.
I implemented a bunch of things i don't understand using AI, and now i don't understand it anymore.
throw an export of all of our SNow KBs at it and ask it to flag any referencing outdated information
we need to do something here with the unrestricted access to all apps without overburdening our IT support
It ran for almost an hour and then got interrupted. It drained half my weekly usage on a Pro plan.
no one could see what they'd done or what needed human review before going out. We built a manual paper trail for that.
IT, security, compliance teams
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/AI_Governance
- r/sysadmin
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/AskNetsec
- r/SaaS
- r/cybersecurity
- r/mlops
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- ChatGPT
- MCP
- orqai
- Slack
- Claude Code
- Langfuse
Why those fall short
- few admin controls, no data loss protection or privacy policies
- Uncertain whether they handle 60+ endpoints
- skills won't work if not in yolo, can't sandbox due to many systems
- no screen shows which files an agent can reach
- clients do not want an LLM to have direct access to their data
Map of ideas
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