Pilot purgatory
Pilots succeed in the demo and wait months for review.
What waiting costs: sponsors lose patience and budgets move.
Gemini Enterprise and agents
We build agents on Gemini Enterprise and the Agent Development Kit that work inside the controls your risk team has already set, and reach people with access control and review gates designed in.
An agent nobody can explain will not be allowed to run, however well it works.
Gemini Enterprise is licensed or on its way, and at least one agent pilot has shown it can do real work: drafting replies, answering staff questions, pulling records together. The people who saw the demo want it live. The people who sign it off have not seen it yet.
Pilots succeed in the demo and wait months for review.
What waiting costs: sponsors lose patience and budgets move.
Teams build agents on their own, with their own access.
What waiting costs: nobody can say how many agents exist or what they can touch.
An agent acts and no person is accountable for the outcome.
What waiting costs: the first incident becomes the reason to stop them all.
Agents need identity, tools, limits and a record, and the pilot had none of them.
If this agent made a mistake on Tuesday, could you show what it did and who should have stopped it?
Agent sprawl, counted
Without an agent registry
Four agents, and nobody can say what they can touch.
With an agent registry
Every agent counted, owned and bounded.
Your APIs exposed as tools through Apigee, so every agent action passes one policy.
You hold: a tools inventory with an owner per tool.
Access, data grounding and review gates set before people start using it.
You hold: a rollout your security team signed.
Built with the Agent Development Kit, evaluated before release, monitored after.
You hold: a live agent with a decision log and a named owner.
Easy to start
Choose one workflow, name one owner, and give us time with the people who sign it off.
We bring engineers and the gateway design, we work inside your environment under your security rules, and we write the review pack alongside the build.
A good first step is APIs to Agent Tools and Actions: ten of your APIs as tools and one agent that uses them. See the fixed-price ways to start.
What the work feels like
One workflow is chosen and one person owns it. The questions your reviewers will ask are written down before any build starts.
Governance goes in before the first agent does: the gateway, the audit trail and the access rules. Your risk team sees them working.
A working demo you can show your own review board, not a status slide.
A decision log that can rebuild any action, and a go-live date that was agreed at the start.
Production readiness check
A short check on a live or planned agent workflow. You get a score and the practices worth another look.
Take the readiness checkGemini Enterprise puts agents in front of your people; the Agent Development Kit is how custom agents are built. Most programs use both.
Against a set of real tasks, with expected outcomes, reviewed with your business owner.
It hands the task to a person and logs why.
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