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Agent Discovery & Posture Management

Get a full understanding of
your agents & their access

Geordie finds every agent across your estate and shows what each one is configured to do, what it can reach, and what it is actually doing. Nothing needs reconfiguring to be found.

Agents grouped into clusters by the platform they run on — Copilot Studio, Endpoint, AWS Bedrock, Agentforce and GitHub — each cluster ringed by the tools that agent can reach.

Trusted by forward thinking teams

  • Xapo Bank
  • Fitch Group
  • Interra Health
  • Synthesia
  • AlphaSense
  • A+E Global Media
  • Forge Holidays
  • OakNorth
  • 118 118 Money
  • Advt Group
  • Owkin

“We've been rolling out agentic AI across the business for a while now, and the governance question kept coming up: what's actually running, what can it do, and what happens if something goes wrong? Geordie is helping us solve these problems. It's given us real peace of mind, and they're improving their product every week. Geordie should be on every company's shortlist for agentic AI discovery and governance.”

Michael Cena
Michael Cena
Head of Cybersecurity @ A+E Global Media

The challenge

Agents got autonomy before anyone got visibility

Your teams shipped assistants, copilots and MCP servers in months. The register is a spreadsheet, the reach is a guess, and the first real answer usually arrives after something goes wrong.

327%

one customer discovered 327% more agents than they thought they had after deploying Geordie AI

The foundation

An understanding of agents like no other

Geordie works agent-out. Rather than watching traffic at a boundary and inferring what an agent meant to do, we sit as close to the agent as it is possible to get – inside the execution environment, across cloud, code and endpoint, with browser coverage coming.

That proximity is what turns a snapshot into a picture. You see the whole decision-making lifecycle as it happens, rather than a slice of it sampled at a chokepoint – and without the latency that routing every agent through one imposes. Your agentic footprint stays accurate as it changes, which is what lets a security team encourage adoption instead of becoming the thing that slows it down.

It is the foundation everything else rests on, and it starts with a clear picture of what each agent is connected to.

The Agent Lifecycle

  1. User input
  2. Memory & context
  3. Reasoning
  4. Tool calls
  5. Runtime decisions
  6. Response
Single chokepoint: Gateway approach Geordie attaches throughout

Agent discovery

Know every agent, tool and data reach

Geordie automatically builds a register of all agents: owner, platform, tools, data reach, last activity. It stays current without anyone having to fill in a form.

  • Shadow agent discovery across Claude, OpenAI, Bedrock and your own runtimes
  • Every function, MCP server and API each agent can call
  • A named human accountable for each one

Uncover an agent's true permissions

Geordie goes beyond knowing an agent exists. We reveal what it is configured to do, everything it can reach, and what it is doing – including:

  • MCPs
  • Skills
  • Extensions & Plug-Ins
One agent's orchestration graph. Max's Google Agent sits at the centre, with arrows out to five tools it can reach — a local weather endpoint, two MCP toolbox servers, a GitHub toolbox and a data-analysis tool — above a summary reading severity medium, one risk, five tools.

Coverage

Every harness your teams actually use

Pro-code

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, custom frameworks

SaaS platforms

Copilot Studio, Bedrock, Foundry, HubSpot Breeze

Endpoint

Desktop assistants, IDE and browser extensions

Low / no-code

Business-built agents, where the count is usually worst

Posture management

Discovery is a moment. Posture is the discipline.

Agents change every day – a new skill, a widened permission, a copied configuration. Posture Management tracks the drift.

393
agents under continuous assessment
31
configuration changes this week
7
agents that crossed a severity threshold
100%
of agents with a named owner
Posture changes across the estate over the last seven days, with the severity each agent moved from and to.
Posture changes, last 7 days continuous
pr-review-agent gained repository write access Medium High
onboarding-agent added an unreviewed skill Low Medium
market-research connected a new SaaS source Low Medium
claims-triage credential scope reduced by its owner Critical High
We're seeing the iceberg that rocked the Titanic weeks in advance rather than the moment it appears on screen.
Leo Cunningham CISO, Owkin
327%
more agents discovered than known to exist
40 agents
carrying 3 critical CVEs, previously undetected
10 minutes
from connection to first findings

Discover how many agents you really have

We’ll plug in one platform, run a scan, and walk you through the findings. See your agents in a new light.

  • 30 minutes, run by an engineer
  • Read-only access, revoked whenever you like
  • A findings summary you can forward internally
Where is your company located?

A nuanced and realistic view of risk

Geordie combines what the agent can reach with where it sits, what data that unlocks and how reversible its actions are. Two identical agents in different departments get different answers – and different policies.

  • Department and data classification are inputs, not tags added later
  • Reversibility is weighted – a write that cannot be undone outranks a read
  • Scores move when the configuration moves, not on a quarterly review cycle

claims-triage · Claims ops

Critical risk
Data sensitivity
Action reversibility
Reach breadth
Human oversight
Regulatory exposure

The same platform in Marketing scores Low on all five.

Questions, answered

Still unsure? Ask us anything – we answer in a day.

Geordie uses a minimum viable definition: an LLM reasoning core plus at least one tool connection. That single definition covers everything from a basic copilot to a complex multi-agent architecture, so you don't need separate systems for different agent types. Discovery works across cloud, code and endpoint without agents being rebuilt or reconfigured first.
Both are a good foundation, and Geordie works alongside them rather than replacing them. A British bank customer had already run employee surveys and deployed MCP gateways for its developers, and Geordie still surfaced significantly more tool connections than those efforts had captured – particularly skills, extensions, packages and plugins, which gateways alone don't cover.
Skills are defined within the agent's own configuration rather than reached through an external API, and they often carry elevated permissions because they operate inside the agent's context. They are a known blind spot for gateway-only tools because they don't generate the outbound traffic a gateway can intercept. Geordie reads the configuration, so skills appear natively.
Every discovered agent arrives with an owner, an origin and a configuration attached, which is what makes the question answerable at all. One identity platform customer used this to catch an employee running an unsanctioned agent under credentials linked to a competitor – exposing customer data and company IP that existing endpoint and network controls could not see.
Identity governs what an agent is allowed to access; it doesn't record what the agent did with that access once granted. Identity inventories also rely on OAuth connections observed through a browser plugin, which doesn't cover most agent architectures. Attribution sits next to identity rather than inside it, and it's the part that's currently unmet.
Individual users get a dedicated My Agents view covering their own business unit: which agents they run, how those agents are connected, what risks are flagged, and whether they align with organizational policy. It closes the usual split where security owns runtime risk and business owners only measure task completion.
Ask Geordie is a conversational interface built into the platform for querying your estate in plain language: which agents connect to a given tool, a risk breakdown by org unit over a period, a summary of agent activity, or what you're looking at on any page. It includes a sub-agent for authoring custom risk scenarios.
Geordie covers cloud, code and endpoint today, with browser coverage coming. Multi-surface reach is the point: an agent's configuration lives in one place, its tools in another and its data access in a third, so endpoint-only and network-only approaches each see one slice of a system that spans all of them.