The word “agent” hides important differences
A reader needs to know whether the product suggests, drafts, or executes an action.
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AGENTICERT FOR AI COMPANIES & AGENT BUILDERS
Show what your AI
can do—and who stays involved.
An AI product is more than a model call. Give customers a way to follow the tools, knowledge sources, and approval points behind an assistant or agent.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
An assistant that prepares a follow-up
A useful first map has a specific task, visible destinations, and someone responsible for the result.
01
User request
Asks the assistant to prepare a follow-up.
02
Agent & knowledge
Retrieves relevant approved context.
03
Connected tool
Prepares a draft in another service.
04
Human approval
Reviews the proposed action before sending.
Model providers, retrieval stores, and tool destinations can form separate branches. Distinguish reading information, drafting an action, and carrying it out.
WHERE CLARITY HELPS
Make the important
questions easier to ask.
Tools extend the system’s reach
Each integration introduces another destination and a set of declared permissions to explain.
Oversight needs a concrete place in the story
Mark the intended approval checkpoint and who is responsible for it, rather than relying on a general claim of human control.
TWO CONNECTED PRODUCTS
The system.
And the practices around it.
Use a visual explanation to understand the workflow, then define the practices and information that belong beside it.
See how it works.
Draw the actual sequence from request to tool use. Make external services and the intended human checkpoint visible, with separate paths for knowledge retrieval and model inference.
Explore Agenticert Flow
Explain the practices.
Explain the organization’s stated practices for tool permissions, testing, human intervention, and failure reporting. Connect each statement to a defined workflow and supporting material where available.
Explore AI TransparencyStart with Flow today. Create and inspect browser-local maps, switch between Basic and Advanced, and export or import JSON. For organizational profiles and evidence workflows, discuss your requirements with our team. Example workflows are illustrative, not live service checks.
A USEFUL REVIEW STARTS HERE
Bring these questions
to the conversation.
Keep unknown details visible. A clear map helps locate a question; the responsible team still needs to answer it.
- Which tools can the agent read from or write to?
- What action requires approval, and who can stop or escalate it?
- What is known about testing, failures, and incident handling?
YOUR FIRST MAP
Start with one workflow.
01
Pick a single agent task rather than the entire product.
02
List every model, tool, and knowledge source involved.
03
Separate the intended safeguards from evidence that demonstrates how they work.
Does drawing an approval step enforce it?
No. Flow describes the intended system. Approval must be implemented and tested in the underlying product; drawing a checkpoint does not establish that it operates.
MAKE YOUR NEXT EXPLANATION CLEARER
Show us the system
you want people to understand.
Tell us about the feature, the people it serves, and the questions you want to answer.
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