AI moved from chat to action
Agents no longer just answer questions. They summarize work data, operate across apps, trigger workflows, and connect to internal systems.
Discover AI agents, access paths, and coverage gaps across employee workstations — and turn them into reviewable audit evidence for security, compliance, IT, and risk teams.
Discover AI agents, access paths, and coverage gaps across employee workstations — and turn them into reviewable audit evidence for security and compliance teams.
Local-first. Metadata-only. No raw secrets. Gaps are explicit.

Example audit snapshot · macOS (first endpoint wedge)
AI agents have moved from chat to action. Employees now connect AI tools to files, browsers, SaaS apps, local workflows, credentials, APIs, and automation systems. But most security stacks still track users, devices, SaaS seats, and network events — not which AI agents exist, what they can access, what was used, and where evidence is missing.
Agents no longer just answer questions. They summarize work data, operate across apps, trigger workflows, and connect to internal systems.
Credentials, OAuth grants, MCP servers, browser sessions, SaaS permissions, files, APIs, and local automations create access paths that are hard to review together.
Admin consoles show seats and settings. They rarely prove what exists locally, what was granted, what was used, or where the audit cannot make a clean claim.
GRC tracks controls. EDR tracks devices. SaaS admin tracks seats.BeProof tracks AI-agent evidence across the gaps.
BeProof detects local and cloud AI agent surfaces across Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, MCP servers, credentials, grants, and usage signals. When evidence is missing, BeProof reports a coverage gap instead of giving a false clean result.
BeProof inventories configured agents, access grants, observed usage, and coverage gaps — without collecting raw secrets.
Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Open Claw, Windsurf, Cline, Aider, Continue, Copilot
BeProof detects Local configs, usage signals, credential metadata, managed policy paths
.mcp.json, local commands, network endpoints
BeProof detects Command execution, env credential references, first-seen servers
OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, GitHub cloud declarations and usage
BeProof detects Cloud-declared surfaces, grant edges, connector readiness, account attribution
Homebrew, npm/pnpm global, VS Code / Cursor / Windsurf extensions
BeProof detects Install inventory (POL-X01) and install_inventory coverage gaps
BeProof shows which agent surfaces were expected, which were scanned, what evidence was found, and where visibility is incomplete — the same matrix security reviewers see inside the endpoint app (macOS first).
Full surface catalog| Surface | Expected | Scanned | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codex local config | Yes | Yes | Found |
| Open Claw usage | Yes | Yes | Found |
| Cursor cloud grants | Yes | No | Connector required |
| MCP network endpoint | Yes | Yes | Review required |
Codex local config
Found
Open Claw usage
Found
Cursor cloud grants
Connector required
MCP network endpoint
Review required
Completeness is tracked separately for Declared, Granted, Observed, and Trust — not collapsed into a single score.
BeProof does not silently pass incomplete audits. It separates presence, access, observed activity, and missing evidence into a workflow security teams can review.
Missing evidence does not become a clean report. BeProof separates verified facts from review items, exceptions, and coverage gaps.
BeProof turns endpoint-level AI signals into structured evidence your team can review, approve, export, and verify.
A pilot should end with evidence your security and compliance teams can actually use.
BeProof turns scattered AI-agent signals into evidence your team can review, explain, export, and verify.
Which agents, assistants, automations, and MCP servers were found on employee workstations.
Which grants, credential references, connected systems, and permission paths need review.
Which usage events, run histories, or activity signals were available for verification.
Which sources were missing, blocked, partial, stale, or consent-gated.
Which findings were approved, rejected, remediated, or accepted as risk.
Which evidence package can be shared with security, compliance, or audit reviewers.
Review a sanitized export structure before starting a pilot — inventory, findings, coverage status, and a signed manifest.
BeProof gives security, compliance, IT, and risk teams a shared evidence layer instead of fragmented screenshots, policy attestations, and incomplete SaaS admin exports.
Discover which AI agents, assistants, automations, and MCP servers are present across employee workstations.
Review credential references, cloud grants, connected systems, and permission paths.
Produce reviewable evidence packages for security reviews, SOC 2 readiness, ISO readiness, and internal audits.
BeProof is designed for security-led rollout on employee workstations — from a focused pilot group to MDM-managed fleet deployment when you scale.
First endpoint wedge: macOS evidence for local AI agents, MCP servers, credential references, and automation workflows — not the product boundary.
BeProof collects local AI-agent surfaces, MCP configs, credential references, and automation evidence on employee endpoints. macOS is the first endpoint wedge — the same evidence model expands to browsers, SaaS tools, desktop apps, and autonomous agents.
Start with a focused pilot group. Managed deployment via Jamf, Intune, Kandji, or Fleet is supported when you scale.
Shared reports and fleet summaries include findings, review status, and coverage gaps — not raw secrets from endpoints.
Security teams get fleet posture, review queues, and export verification without pulling full endpoint dumps into the cloud.
Security, compliance, IT, and risk teams at companies where employees use AI agents, assistants, MCP servers, and automations across workstations, SaaS tools, and local workflows — especially when audit evidence is fragmented across SaaS admin, policy attestations, and endpoint blind spots.
Start with a 30-day pilot on a focused endpoint group (macOS available today). Install the BeProof app on workstations or roll out via MDM for managed fleets. The admin console supports fleet enrollment, review workflows, and signed summary ingest.
No. BeProof complements SOC 2, ISO 27001, and internal security programs. It adds AI-agent-specific evidence across the gaps that GRC, IAM, EDR, DLP, MDM, and SaaS administration do not fully cover.
By default, sensitive collection stays local. Shared exports and fleet summaries use metadata, findings, review decisions, coverage gaps, and verification manifests — not raw secret values.
Workstation scanning, AI-agent inventory review, access path review, findings triage, coverage gap reporting, exception workflow, and a signed evidence export your security and compliance teams can review.
When auditors or internal reviewers ask how your company governs AI-agent usage, BeProof gives your team a repeatable evidence package: inventory, access review, findings, exceptions, coverage gaps, and signed exports.
BeProof complements SOC 2, ISO 27001, and internal security programs. It does not replace GRC, IAM, EDR, DLP, MDM, or SaaS administration.
Scan a focused workstation group, review AI-agent presence and access paths, identify coverage gaps, and export an evidence pack for security and compliance review.
At the end of the pilot, your team receives an AI-agent inventory, access review summary, findings review, coverage gap register, exception log, and exportable evidence package.
Scan a small group of managed workstations
Review agents, automations, access paths, and coverage gaps
Map findings to internal security controls
Export an evidence pack for security and compliance review