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AgentOps & AI Governance

The control tower
for AI agents.

When agents can use tools, update records, draft messages and trigger workflows, leaders need visibility and control. Mach Lilies implements the registry, permissions, evaluations, logs, approvals, monitoring, incident response and evidence packs that make agents safe to operate. Mach speed. Lily craft.

Why AgentOps

AgentOps turns AI agents from risky experiments into manageable operational assets.

Most agentic projects stall not because the model is weak, but because no one can see what the agents can access, what they did, where they failed, who approved them, or what they cost. AgentOps is the operating layer that answers those questions. Mach Lilies builds it as part of delivery — a control tower for production AI that gives operations, technology and risk leaders the visibility and the brakes they need.

What we do

Control capabilities.

The operating layer for production AI agents — implemented in your environment, not described on a slide.

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Agent registry

A single inventory of every agent: what it does, which workflow it serves, what it can access, and who owns it.

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Permissions & access

Least-privilege tool and data boundaries for each agent, so it can only ever act inside its workflow.

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Approval gates

Human-in-the-loop checkpoints for high-risk actions — review queues, sign-off and clear escalation paths.

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Action logs & audit

A complete, queryable record of every tool call, decision, escalation and approval — built for audit.

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Evaluation & regression

Test suites that check prompts, models and workflows against known cases before and after every change.

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Monitoring & cost

Dashboards for quality, throughput and spend, with model routing and cost controls so usage stays predictable.

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Incident response

Pause, roll back or restrict an agent when behaviour changes — with a defined incident process.

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Governance reporting

Quarterly reporting that gives leaders and auditors a clear, current view of every agent in operation.

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How we work

From visibility to control.

Four movements from agents you can't see to agents you can govern with confidence.

01 / Inventory

See every agent

Register what's running, what it can touch and who owns it — the baseline for any control.

02 / Bound

Set the limits

Apply least-privilege permissions, approval gates and escalation rules to each workflow.

03 / Instrument

Log and evaluate

Wire in action logs, evaluation suites and dashboards so quality and cost are visible.

04 / Operate

Monitor and respond

Run monitoring, regression checks and incident response, with reporting for leaders and auditors.

Who we help

Built for risk-aware leaders.

For the people accountable when AI acts inside the business — technology, operations, risk and compliance.

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Control as delivery

We build governance into the build, not as an afterthought once something has gone wrong.

ii

Model-agnostic

The control layer works across GPT, Claude, Gemini, open-source and private deployments.

iii

Evidence-ready

Logs and reports are structured for audit and assurance from day one.

iv

Operable by you

Your team can run the control tower — we hand over dashboards, runbooks and process.

What you can expect

Know what your agents can access, what they did, where they failed, who approved them, and what they cost.

Questions

AgentOps, answered.

What is AgentOps?

AgentOps is the operational layer for production AI agents — the registry, permissions, monitoring, evaluation, audit logs, approval workflows, cost controls and incident response that let an organisation run agents safely and account for what they do. It is to AI agents what DevOps and MLOps are to software and machine learning.

How is this different from MLOps?

MLOps keeps models trained, deployed and monitored. AgentOps governs what agents are allowed to do once they can take actions — using tools, updating records and triggering workflows. It adds permissions, human approval, action audit trails and incident controls on top of monitoring.

Do we need AgentOps if we only have one agent?

Even one agent that can act inside business systems needs boundaries, logging and a way to pause it. AgentOps scales down to a single workflow and grows with you as more agents go into production.

Can you govern agents we built ourselves or with another vendor?

Yes. The control layer is model- and vendor-agnostic. We can wrap governance around existing agents, regardless of how or where they were built.

What does the audit trail capture?

Every tool call, decision, escalation and human approval — structured so that, for any action, you can answer what happened, why, who approved it and what it cost. That record is what makes agents defensible to auditors and regulators.

How is AgentOps priced?

Typically an implementation engagement to stand up the control layer, followed by a managed governance retainer with quarterly reporting. We scope to the number of agents and the level of oversight your risk profile requires.

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