Audit your AI agents.

Your agents have access.
Do you know how much?

Connect Google Workspace. See which AI agents and apps have access to your data, what they can do, and which permissions put you at risk.

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Google Workspace audit example output

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Risk score 78 / 100

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Critical Dots holds drive (full write) and gmail.send for the whole domain. Granted by one user in Sales on Sep 30. 212 Drive actions since, including 6 files shared outside the organization.
High Claude for Gmail has gmail.readonly for 14 users, including the CFO. Reads mail in a 30-day window; two of those users have not used it in 30 days.
High Muse holds calendar and drive.readonly for 9 users. Scopes are broader than the booking feature it was installed for.
Medium Instinct was granted by a user who left on Sep 12. The token is still live and still polling.

Illustrative. Your audit is built from your Workspace's own admin reports and app grants, with the original record behind every line.

An AI agent with the wrong permissions isn't a chatbot.
It's a privileged user operating at machine speed.

AuditMyAgent checks your Workspace for:

See agents and AI-enabled apps connected to your Workspace.

See Gmail, Drive, Calendar and administrative scopes they hold.

Identify sensitive resources those permissions expose.

Find excessive, dangerous and unnecessary access.

Get a prioritized record of what needs investigation.

Connect Google Workspace and get a prioritized view of AI access, permissions and risk.

Google Workspace available now. From $5 per employee per month, with a 3-day free trial.