Create at agent speed, with your IP under your control

Studios, publishers and newsrooms are putting agents to work on code, content and production, often across thousands of people at once. Geordie finds every agent across endpoint, cloud, code and browser, shows what each one can reach, and shapes what it does, so the work speeds up while your source, unreleased content and audience trust stay protected.

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Trusted by media, content and digital experience companies

Your IP and your audience's trust now run through agents

Media and entertainment companies run two kinds of high-value work side by side: engineering on large proprietary codebases, and creative or editorial work that audiences have to be able to trust. Agents have arrived in both at once, each with its own exposure, and usually at a scale that makes a manual inventory impossible to keep current.

The content is the product

Engine code, unreleased titles and embargoed stories are worth most before anyone else has them, and an agent with broad access can move them somewhere they shouldn't be in a single tool call.

Scale

Thousands of people, many tools

Large engineering and creative workforces adopt agents team by team, through licensed platforms, personal preferences and plugins inside the creative tools they already use, which leaves security governing a list that is never complete.

Trust

Editorial integrity needs a record

When agents help research, draft and publish, a newsroom has to be able to say which agent touched which piece of work and under whose direction, long after the story has run.

One record of every agent and every asset it touches

Geordie reads agents where they run, from developer machines and code repositories to cloud platforms and the web apps creative teams use, and connects each one to its owner, identity, tools and the content it can reach. Every action lands in an immutable record, so you can trace what touched what without reconstructing it from scattered logs.

What Geordie records for every agent action

The whole loop, in order, with the reasoning attached

01 Context What the agent was told, and what it remembers
02 Configuration Instructions, skills and permissions in force
03 Plan The steps it intends to take
04 Tool call The action, its arguments and the credentials used
05 Response What came back, and what it changed

Find every agent, at any scale

Discovery across 45+ agent platforms, from coding agents on engineers' machines to agents working inside the web apps creative and editorial teams use.

Protect source and unreleased work

Map which agents can reach which repositories, content systems and connectors, and scan code repositories directly so source never has to leave them.

Trace what touched what

A tamper-proof history of which agent worked on which asset, under whose credentials and at whose direction, that feeds your SIEM when you want it there.

See what agents cost

Token spend tied to the agent, action and owner behind it, across studios, titles and desks, so the budget conversation runs on numbers rather than estimates.

Remediation, powered by Beam

Controls that keep production moving

Beam acts through the agent's own configuration and context rather than an external gateway, so a launch week or a breaking story never waits on a chokepoint. Policies are deterministic and set by team, title and use case, which means the same request can get two different answers.

Monitor Observe and record, with cost and risk in view
Guide Add context that adjusts how the agent proceeds
Confirm Pause for an operator's decision before it acts
Enforce Always-on policy where a boundary must hold

Built for large, mixed estates

Studios and newsrooms rarely run one kind of machine or one cloud, so Geordie covers each surface with the method that gives the richest context closest to the source.

Endpoint A lightweight sensor on Mac, Windows and Linux, deployed through MDM
Cloud and SaaS APIs and telemetry across AWS, Azure, GCP and custom harnesses
Code Direct repository scanning that keeps source where it is
Browser An extension for agents working inside web apps

Questions from media and entertainment teams

The endpoint sensor deploys through the MDM you already run and works at user-level permissions, and it is light enough to sit on developer and artist workstations without getting in the way of the work.

Geordie maps which agents can reach which repositories, content systems and connectors, and it scans code repositories directly so source never leaves them. It then records every action an agent takes against those assets, so you can see what touched an unreleased title or an embargoed story.

Geordie reaches each agent through the surface it runs on, which means desktop plugins and assistants through the endpoint sensor, SaaS platforms through their APIs, and agents working inside web apps through a browser extension.

Beam doesn't sit in the execution path as a proxy, so there is no chokepoint that can fail and stop a production or publishing workflow. Its responses run from monitoring through guidance and confirmation to enforcement, and the work carries on while the risk is managed.

Policies can be set by team, role, use case and country, so an agent on a title team can work with unreleased assets while an agent elsewhere in the company is steered away from them.

Geordie works alongside both, because each of them sees a different part of the picture. An EDR watches the device and a gateway sees the traffic that crosses it, while Geordie reads the agent itself, including skills, extensions and plugins that never touch a gateway, and records each step of what it did.

See which agents can reach your IP today

We will show you every agent across your studios, desks and engineering teams, and exactly what each one can reach.

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