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You can't govern the AI agents you can't see — or the ones no connector can reach.

8200.dev auto-discovers the AI agents on your connected platforms. But your teams also deployed agents on WhatsApp, Telegram, ManyChat, Tidio, voice lines and custom stacks — platforms no tool connects to. Under the 2026 AI liability regime you must be able to produce an inventory of every agent and what it can access. The AI Agent Registry closes the gap: register every other agent by hand, classify its data access, and your inventory is finally complete.

How 8200.dev helps

One AI Governance view

The AI Governance dashboard aggregates everything the platform detects about AI in your org — shadow tools, agentic platforms with delegated access, vendor training posture, and AI-vendor key and seat hygiene — into one narrative, instead of scattered findings.

Discovered + registered in one place

Connector-discovered agents and manually-registered ones share one risk scale and one unified count — "12 discovered automatically + 5 registered = 17 total AI agents with access to your data."

Register any platform, no connector needed

A guided form captures every agent on WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, website chat, voice, email, Slack or a custom stack — with the platform provider (ManyChat, 360dialog, Tidio, Dialogflow, custom) recorded for the audit trail.

Automatic risk classification

Sensitivity and a 0–100 risk score are computed from what each agent can reach, its GDPR lawful basis, data retention, and review recency — and they raise the same findings you see for connector-discovered risks.

Audit-ready proof of inventory

Generate structured evidence per agent for SOC 2 / GDPR auditors, or export the whole registry as CSV or JSON — the proof of inventory regulators now require.

What you get

  • A complete inventory of every AI agent, not just the ones a connector can see.
  • Every agent classified by data access, sensitivity and lawful basis.
  • Governance findings that flag stale reviews, missing handover and unassessed GDPR basis.
  • Auditor-ready evidence and a unified registry export on demand.
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