Now in private beta · Healthcare-first

AI agents are making decisions.
Can you prove what they did?

Regulated enterprises can't put AI agents in production without evidence of every action, decision, and data access. AgentesPro is the reliability and audit layer that generates that proof — automatically.

"Compliance for SOC 2 was consulting until Vanta turned it into software. Audit for AI agents is at that same moment — recurring, painful, and about to be standardized. We're building the standard."
— The AgentesPro thesis

Two layers. One source of truth.

Engineering teams get reliability. Compliance teams get evidence. Both from the same tamper-evident trail.

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Reliability monitoring

Uptime, error rates, latency, and cost per run for every agent in your fleet. Know an agent is down or looping before your customers do.

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Tamper-evident audit trail

Every tool call, LLM call, data access, and decision is SHA-256 hash-chained. Any alteration of the record breaks the chain — evidence, not just logs.

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One-click audit reports

Export a compliance-grade report of any agent decision: what data it accessed, what policy it applied, why it decided, and who approved. Built for auditors, not just developers.

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Built for regulated industries

PHI access tracking, policy-violation detection, and human-in-the-loop approval records. Healthcare first — insurance, finance, and legal next.

Five lines to full auditability

Drop the SDK into any agent framework. Every action becomes hash-chained evidence, streamed to your dashboard in real time.

from agentespro import AgentesPro

ap = AgentesPro(api_key="...", agent_id="prior-auth")

with ap.run(task="Review PA-1042") as run:
    run.log_tool_call("ehr.fetch_patient", data_categories=["PHI"])
    run.log_decision("APPROVE", policy_ref="UM-4.2", confidence=0.94)
# → tamper-evident audit trail, automatically

Why now

Agentic AI is moving into production across healthcare, insurance, and finance — industries where "trust me" is not an acceptable answer to a regulator. The EU AI Act, HIPAA, and state-level automated-decision laws all point the same direction: if an AI system makes decisions about people, you must be able to explain and evidence them. The observability market passed $2B in 2025; the audit layer is the part nobody has standardized yet.