Classie, an enterprise AI supervision company, unveiled its Supervise platform on October 1. The system gives CIOs and CISOs a real-time view of AI agent activity across a company.

Supervise monitors both approved and shadow agents as they run. It records who started the agent, what it did, what data it used and what it cost. Companies can restrict or stop an agent the moment it breaks a rule.

Gartner predicts that 40 per cent of enterprise applications will include AI agents by the end of 2026, up from under 5 per cent in 2025. Yet only 13 per cent of organizations believe they have proper agent governance in place.

CEO Poonacha Kongetira said real-time supervision matters because agents now act in production faster than companies can inventory them. ‘Enterprises need to know who initiated the activity, what the agent did, and what it cost,’ he said.

The platform is priced at $99 per user and installs in about 15 minutes. Classie says most customers reach full visibility within five days.