The governed execution layer for agentic delivery

Codex and Claude Code ship code. Intersector ships it with intent, context, and evidence.

Your engineers shipped Copilot, Cursor, Codex. Velocity went up. So did the risk. Intersector is the layer that gives every agent run the context, policy, and evidence trail your architecture and your auditors expect — across engineering, product, data, ops, and security.

Governance that depends on people doesn't scale

Your AI agent shipped code that violated an architectural decision Codex pushed a service that ignored ADR-017 on centralized auth. Nobody noticed for 6 weeks — until the security audit.
Architectural drift that nobody catches until production breaks A new service went live without an owner, SLA, or health check. Nobody noticed for 3 months.
Tech debt that compounds while your team ships features 120 open debt items. No one triaging. No one tracking. Just growing.
Cost anomalies buried in dashboards nobody watches $47K/month in orphaned cloud resources. Discovered during budget review, not before.
Stop selling tools to your teams. Start delivering governed outcomes — compliance maintained, drift caught, debt controlled.
60+ Entity types
5 Governance domains
1 Unified platform
0 Spreadsheets needed
For agentic delivery

Intent. Context. Evidence. The three things every agent run needs.

An agent reading a Jira story has 280 characters of context and your hope. Intersector turns your standards, decisions, and architecture into the input every agent run actually needs — on top of the stack you already have.

01 — Intent

Explorations replace lossy stories

Capture objective, expected outcomes, decisions, risks, and acceptance criteria as a versioned artifact — not a 280-character ticket. The unit of work an agent can actually execute against.

02 — Context

The knowledge graph the agent reads first

ADRs, services, owners, dependencies, policies, postmortems — 60+ entity types in one graph. Every execution pack is assembled from real architectural memory, not a vector-search prayer.

03 — Evidence

Guardrails before merge. Audit after deploy.

Policy checks block promotion until requirements pass. Spec-code drift detection catches what the agent silently changed. Every approval, override, and exception — logged, exportable, audit-ready by default.

Everywhere your company executes. One governed layer across every domain.

Engineering, product, data, operations, security — one execution layer, one audit trail, one source of truth. No new silos. No rip-and-replace.

Engineering

Track decisions, debts, and system structure

ChecksRFCsDecisionsDebtsServicesMechanismsTech RadarScorecardsDeliverablesGuardrails

Product

From roadmap to release, connected to real services

ProductsCapabilitiesInitiativesJourneysReleasesRoadmapsIterationsPrioritization

Data

Sources, products, and BI assets in one catalog

Data SourcesData ProductsBI Assets

Operations

SLAs, costs, certificates, postmortems, readiness

HealthSLAsPostmortemsOperational ReadinessCloud AccountsVendor ContractsDomainsCertificatesCost Opportunities

Security

Policies, risks, pen tests, and remediation tracking

Security PoliciesRisk RegisterPenetration TestsRemediationsCompliance
Knowledge Documentation Discussions Glossary Teams Global Search Reports Custom Dashboards

How Intersector works

Map your landscape. Set the rules. AI agents enforce them continuously.

Step 1

Map your landscape

Import your architecture from Draw.io, CSV, or build it interactively. Services, databases, APIs, queues — all connected in a live topology map.

Step 2

Set governance guardrails

Define scorecards that auto-check compliance. Set guardrail policies as quality gates. Track deliverables from draft through review to done.

Step 3

Execute & prove

Humans and AI agents deliver work under your rules across code, chat, tickets, and tools. Every action is traceable. Every policy is enforced. Every outcome is audit-ready by default.

Not a tool for governance teams. A governance team.

Traditional platforms give your team dashboards and hope someone acts on them. Intersector deploys 25 AI agents that do the governance work: enforcing compliance, catching drift, triaging debt, optimizing costs. Every finding goes through an approval workflow. Your architects review and accept — they don't do the scanning, analysis, and cross-referencing. The agents do.

25built-in agents
5trigger modes
40+MCP tools
Intersector AI Agents — autonomous governance findings board with 25 built-in agents across 4 tiers
Always Watching Run on schedules. Scan your entire workspace. Surface what needs attention.

Guardian

Compliance Monitor

Runs scorecards, detects violations, creates prioritized remediation as tech debt.

Sentinel

Drift Detector

Finds missing owners, stale health checks, undocumented services, orphaned blocks.

Reaper

Staleness Auditor

Identifies stale entities across all domains. Recommends cleanup or archival.

Costkeeper

FinOps Analyst

Analyzes cost data, flags orphan cloud accounts, tracks savings opportunities.

Weaver

Dependency Analyst

Detects single points of failure, circular dependencies, and high fan-out risks.

Responds to Change Triggered by entity events. React in real time when something changes.

Arbiter

Change Reviewer

Instant first-pass review when new checks or RFCs are created.

Bridge

Incident Pipeline

Enriches postmortems with architecture context. Generates action items as debt.

Herald

Change Broadcaster

Identifies affected teams when changes are approved. Broadcasts impact summaries.

Mentor

Onboarding Guide

Generates personalized orientation when new team members join.

Forge

SDD Practitioner

Creates governance-ready specs using Spec-Driven Development methodology.

Your Advisory Team One expert per domain. Ask questions, get reviews, draft documents.

Atlas

Engineering

Reviews RFCs against existing decisions. Flags contradictions and gaps.

Priya

Product

Drafts initiative specs grounded in your actual service catalog.

Dara

Data

Checks data product docs for completeness and lineage gaps.

Kai

Operations

Writes postmortem templates pre-filled from your SLA and incident data.

Sentry

Security

Maps risk entries to affected services and tracks remediation deadlines.

+ 10 more built-in agents for task routing, chat operations, documentation, portfolio analysis, process optimization, and predictive forecasting.
Create your own agents and teach them skills — point at any OpenAPI spec and Intersector generates the integration code.

Connect everything. Automate the rest.

Pull data from your cloud providers, FinOps tools, and observability platforms. Let Intersector keep your governance map automatically synchronized.

28+ Connector Types
4 Categories
5 Sync Frequencies

Cloud Cost

AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI cost data

AWS Cost ExplorerAzure Cost ManagementGCP BillingOCI Cost

FinOps Tools

Optimization & allocation platforms

KubecostCloudHealthVantageSpot.io

Observability

Metrics & monitoring systems

DatadogPrometheusGrafanaNew Relic

Data Import

Custom integrations & webhooks

Webhook ReceiverCustom APICSV Import
Connector Packs catalog — pre-built bundles for Code Quality, DevOps, Observability, Cloud, Identity, and Data

See it in action

Live service topology with health signals

Explore your entire service landscape with zoomable, filterable maps. Health indicators surface degraded services instantly. Click any node to see dependencies, owners, debts, and SLAs.

Architecture Viewer — interactive service topology with nested containers and health-aware connections

Automated compliance scorecards

Define rules that auto-evaluate every service against your standards. Failing checks automatically create remediation tasks. Track pass rates across your entire portfolio and close the compliance loop without manual work.

Automated compliance scorecards with pass/fail indicators across services

Deliverables with guardrail policies

Deliverables move through stages. Guardrail policies block promotion until requirements pass. Reviewers give per-criterion verdicts. Outcome checks verify nothing regressed after release.

Deliverable tracking with guardrail policy stages and reviewer verdicts

Strategic roadmaps with prioritization

Gantt charts with swimlanes and dependency tracking. Score initiatives using RICE, WSJF, or Impact vs. Urgency frameworks. Trace any roadmap item back to the team and service that owns it.

Strategic roadmap with Gantt chart swimlanes and initiative prioritization

RFC and ADR management

Capture technical proposals, track discussions, and document decisions with full revision history. Link every decision to the services and teams it impacts.

RFC and ADR management with discussion threads and revision history

Custom dashboard builder

Drag-and-drop widgets powered by JavaScript expressions. Build executive views, team dashboards, or operational monitors. Kiosk mode for wall-mounted displays. Five built-in domain dashboards included.

Autonomous governance agents

25 built-in agents organized in 4 tiers — plus create your own. Schedule-triggered agents continuously audit compliance, detect drift, and analyze costs. Event-triggered agents react to changes in real time. Teach agents new skills by pointing at any OpenAPI spec. Every finding goes through an approval workflow before taking effect.

AI Agents governance findings board — kanban pipeline with Queued, Review, Accepted, and Rejected columns

Built for enterprise reality

Authentication, permissions, audit, integrations, and billing — all production-ready from day one.

SSO & Authentication

Email OTP, OIDC SSO (Google, GitHub, custom IdP), OAuth social login, multi-account support

Granular RBAC

Role-based permissions across 60+ entity types with read/write/admin granularity per team

Data Import

CSV import/export, Draw.io diagram import, Markdown import — bring your existing data instantly

Playbook Automation

Codified governance playbooks with automated steps, approval policies, and webhooks for external systems.

Full Audit Trail

Every create, update, and delete logged with user, timestamp, and before/after snapshots

Multilingual

Full English and Portuguese (pt-BR) support. Interface and all entity labels fully translated.

Built for regulated enterprises

Every action logged. Every policy versioned. Every decision traceable. Intersector gives your compliance and legal teams the evidence they need.

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Complete Audit Trail

Every change — who, when, what, before/after — logged automatically. Export audit reports for internal or external audits in seconds, not days.

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Versioned Security Policies

Create, review, and approve security policies with full version history. Map policies to services and track compliance status across your portfolio.

Automated Compliance Scoring

Define compliance rules as scorecards. Auto-evaluate every service on schedule. Failing checks create remediation tasks automatically — closing the compliance loop.

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Enterprise Access Control

SSO via OIDC, granular role-based permissions across 60+ entity types, and team-scoped access. Meet your identity provider requirements from day one.

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Risk Register & CTEM

Centralize risks with CVSS and business impact scoring. Track penetration tests, remediation deadlines, and vendor security assessments in one place.

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Vendor & Contract Governance

Track vendor contracts, SLA commitments, certificate lifecycles, and cloud account inventory. Never be surprised by an expiring contract or certificate again.

Frequently asked questions

What is Intersector? +
Intersector is the operating system where AI agents execute technology governance. You map your services, set the rules (scorecards, guardrails, policies), and 25 built-in agents continuously enforce them — detecting compliance gaps, catching architectural drift, triaging debt, and optimizing costs. You review their findings and approve actions. The result: governed architecture, maintained compliance, and controlled debt without dedicated governance headcount.
How is Intersector different from wikis or documentation tools? +
Unlike wikis that store disconnected pages, Intersector creates a structured graph where every artifact links to related systems, decisions, and dependencies. Changes propagate context automatically.
What teams benefit most from Intersector? +
Architecture, engineering, product, data, SRE, and leadership teams all benefit. Intersector works best when multiple teams need shared visibility into how systems connect.
How does Intersector handle security and access control? +
Intersector supports SSO via OIDC (Google, GitHub, and custom identity providers), provides role-based permissions, and maintains complete audit logs of all changes.
Can Intersector replace our existing tools? +
Intersector doesn't replace your existing tools — it connects them and puts AI agents on top. Your cloud costs, observability data, and ALM tools feed into Intersector through connectors. The AI agents use that data to enforce governance continuously. Think of it as the intelligence layer that turns your existing toolchain into an actively governed system.
How do we get started? +
Request a beta invite. Once approved, you can import your service map from Draw.io or CSV, set up a scorecard, and start seeing how your systems connect — usually in under an hour.
How does Intersector help with compliance and legal requirements? +
Intersector provides a complete audit trail of every change, versioned security policies with approval workflows, automated compliance scorecards, and a risk register with CTEM support. Role-based access control and SSO integration meet enterprise identity requirements. These capabilities give compliance and legal teams the evidence and traceability they need for internal audits, regulatory reviews, and vendor assessments.
Can we start with just one governance domain? +
Absolutely. Most organizations start with Engineering (service catalog + decisions) or Security (policies + risk register) and expand to other domains as governance maturity grows. Intersector is designed for incremental adoption — you get value from day one without needing to implement all five domains at once.
How do similar enterprises use governance platforms? +
Large enterprises typically start by centralizing their service catalog and architecture decisions, then layer on compliance scorecards and security governance. Organizations in regulated industries (financial services, logistics, manufacturing) often prioritize audit trails, risk registers, and expiring asset management. Intersector supports all these patterns with its five-domain approach.
How do the AI agents work? +
Intersector ships with 25 built-in AI agents organized in 4 tiers. Schedule-triggered agents (like Guardian and Sentinel) continuously scan your workspace for compliance violations, architectural drift, and cost anomalies. Event-triggered agents (like Arbiter and Bridge) react when entities change — reviewing new RFCs, enriching postmortems, or broadcasting impact to affected teams. Every agent finding goes through an approval workflow: findings are queued, reviewed, then accepted or rejected. You stay in control while the agents handle the continuous monitoring.

For every dollar spent on governance tools, six are spent on the people doing governance work.

What if governance just happened?

Request a beta invite. Deploy your first AI governance agent within the first hour.

Prefer email? sales@intersector.io

5 Governance domains
28 Connectors
25 AI agents
SSO + RBAC
Free tier available