You can't govern what you can't see.
LeafCraft is the Hybrid Intelligent Enterprise platform. People and AI, one team, under your rules, with your memory and your budget. It runs on your own servers or cloud.
Agents are already running in your company: shipped inside the software you buy and built by your teams. LeafCraft connects to your ecosystem, finds all of them, and puts them in one register. From there each one gets an owner, comes under your rules, or is removed.
Where agents hide
Most companies know about a fraction of the agents they run. The rest arrived without a project, a budget line or an owner.
Inside the software you already run
A CRM, ERP, HR or service desk update switches on an agent. It works to the vendor's defaults, reaches your data through the vendor's login and keeps its record in the vendor's stack.
Pilots, scripts and side projects
A team builds an agent in a sprint on LangGraph, CrewAI or a notebook. It works, so it stays. Nobody wrote down what it may do, what it may spend or who checks it.
From found to governed
- DiscoverLeafCraft connects to your ecosystem, your identity provider, your cloud accounts and your SaaS platforms, and builds one register of every agent it finds: what it is, where it runs, what it reaches and who set it up.
- OwnEvery agent found gets a named owner, its own login and a role on a team. An agent with no owner cannot reach your systems until someone is named.
- Govern or retireThe agents you want come under your rules: access per role, checks, earned authority, escalation and a cost limit. The ones you don't want are removed, and the removal is recorded.
- RememberFrom the moment an agent is registered, every task, decision and reason goes on the record in your database. Your enterprise memory starts with every agent, not just the new ones.
What you get
Full visibility, then full control.
- Bought and built, treated the sameOne register, one set of rules, one record.
- Nothing reaches your systems without an ownerDiscovery is the first gate, not a report.
- Removal is recorded tooWho retired an agent, when and why stays on the record.
Then it joins the team
A found agent becomes a governed agent.
Once registered, an agent is just another member of the team: its own login, its role, its limits, its checker and its budget. The same as an agent you built in LeafCraft.
- Own login per agentNever a shared one. Access is removed the day the agent ends.
- Fenced inIt reaches only the addresses and fields you allow. Replies are read as data, not orders.
- BudgetedLimits per task and per month, estimated before every run.
And when a model is retired
Switch the model. Keep everything else.
Discovery also shows which model each agent depends on. When a model is retired or repriced, you switch that agent to another model in config, test it against your own record, and keep the owner, rules, limits and memory. No rebuild, no new approval cycle.
- The model is retired or repriced
- Prompts, tests and sign-offs rebuilt
- Months of work, a new approval cycle
- The history stays with the old tool
- Pick another model for that agent
- Switching is a config change
- Test it against your own record first
- Rules, limits, owner and memory stay
Questions teams ask
How does LeafCraft find agents on laptops?
Not yet. Laptop and endpoint discovery is coming. Today LeafCraft finds agents through the integrations you connect: your identity provider and the platforms the agents talk to. Ask us for the connector list for your stack as part of the demo.
Can an agent we find keep running as it is?
Yes, once it has an owner. From then on it runs under your rules and its work goes on the record. If you don't want it, retire it and the removal is recorded.
Does discovery replace our existing agents?
No. It registers them. Agents you keep stay where they are and join the team through A2A, MCP, a web address or a connector.
Who owns an agent we discover?
You do, like every agent built on LeafCraft or brought into it. LeafCraft sells no agents, no models and no compute.
See every agent you run.
Connect your ecosystem and we'll show you the register: what's running, who owns it, and what it reaches.