Noesis
Agents already send email, move money, change records, and ship code, thousands of times a day and faster than anyone can review. Noesis is the layer that lets a company prove what they did.
The problem
Adoption is not the hard part any more
Frameworks made it easy to put agents into a workflow. What they did not solve is the question an executive asks immediately afterwards: can you show me what it did, and can you prove it was allowed to.
That question is not answered by a log file. It needs a record of every action tied to a decision, a way to judge whether the outcome was any good, and a defensible place where a human signed off when the stakes were high enough to require one.
Architecture
Monitor, review, gate
It is designed to sit alongside the stack a company already runs rather than replacing it, which matters because nobody rebuilds their agent infrastructure to adopt a governance product.
This page was compiled from the public Noesis site. The diagram reflects the product as it is described there, not the internal design. Worth extending with the real component boundaries and data model before treating it as a technical reference.
Detail
At a glance
| Category | AI agent governance and evaluation. |
|---|---|
| Buyer | Executives accountable for agents already running in production. |
| Review model | Outcomes and Risk and Trust lead, backed by Operations and Collaboration. |
| Evaluation | Continuous eval suites with trend lines rather than one-off scores. |
| Integration | Works with the existing stack; onboarding measured in minutes. |
| Stage | Early access, shipping weekly. |