Your team already picked their AI tools. Might as well find out which.
PavedAgents finds the AI agents your people actually use, asks them why, and helps you pave the paths worth keeping.
- Read-only.
- Metadata only.
- Takes about 4 minutes.
The problem, kindly
Somewhere in your company, someone connected an AI agent to their inbox, and it's honestly working great for them. Multiply by a few hundred people and a few dozen tools. You don't have a security problem. You have a roadmap problem.
Spreadsheets of guesses
Someone in IT keeps a list of the AI tools in use. It was accurate in March.
Surveys nobody answers
Forty questions, sent to everyone, answered by the same eleven people.
Tool sprawl you find out about at renewal time
Three teams, three notetakers, one very surprised finance partner.
How it works
Find the paths. Ask the walkers. Pave the good ones.
Then we do it again next month, because the agents certainly will.
Product tour
A calm report, every month, with names and reasons.
Privacy
Privacy you can explain to legal in one breath.
PavedAgents works from the same connection records your Google admin console already keeps. We organize them and ask good questions. That's the whole trick.
Read the security overview and full scope list →- Metadata, not content.We see that an app called the Gmail API, not what it read.
- Read-only by design.One Google scope only comes read-write. We only ever list with it, and the scope page says exactly which calls we make.
- You decide who gets asked.We never contact your employees. Surveys go out from your team, through your channels.
- Delete everything on disconnect.We mean everything.
Integrations
Starts with Google. More lawns soon.
Coding agents are sneaky. They don't log in through Google. PavedAgents for code is on the way.
Join the waitlist →Who it's for
For the people who get asked "so what are we doing about AI?"
IT and platform
Every agent connected to your tenant, who uses it, and which ones are worth a contract.
Walk into renewal season with a list, not a hunch.
AI enablement
What people are trying to get done with AI, in their own words, sorted by team.
Build your AI roadmap from real demand instead of vendor demos.
Engineering productivity
Which coding agents teams try, which they keep, and what they wish those agents did.
Pick one stack, budget for it once, retire the expense reports.
Pricing
Free while we're in pilot.
We're working closely with a handful of teams and would rather learn than bill. When pricing comes, it'll be per employee, not per agent found. Good, because that number goes up.
- Unlimited agents discovered and tracked
- Who-to-ask lists and a monthly "What people need" report
- A real human doing your onboarding with you
FAQ
Fair questions.
No. We see which apps are connected and what scopes they hold, the same list your Google admin console already keeps, just organized. We never see email, files or calendar contents. We never contact your employees: any survey goes out from your own team, says who's asking and why, and is always optional.
Three admin scopes for Google's Reports and Directory APIs: admin.reports.audit.readonly and admin.directory.user.readonly, which are read-only, and admin.directory.user.security, which lists the apps each person has connected. Google only offers that last one as read-write. We only ever call list with it. The scopes page lists each one and every call we make.
Not yet. Microsoft 365 and Entra are next on the list. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day it ships.
Anything that acts on someone's behalf with their Google access: email assistants, meeting notetakers, scheduling bots, browser agents, coding tools that sign in with Google. Regular apps show up too, and you can filter them out.
You can. People will route around it. Ask the lawn. A short approved list, built from what people actually use, tends to hold up better than a long banned one, and PavedAgents gives you that list.