Every agent in your codebase, with an owner.
A single catalog of the agents that write code, open PRs and review changes: who owns each one, which model it runs, what it can touch and what it costs.
| Agent | Purpose | Team | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| claude-refactor | Refactoring | @platform | Owned |
| copilot-review | PR review | @core | Owned |
| nightly-migrate | Migrations | none | Needs owner |
| test-writer | Test generation | @payments | Owned |
Agents ship code. Most orgs cannot list them.
Unknown inventory
Agents are spun up in CI, IDEs and bots. There is no single list of what exists.
No accountability
When an agent breaks something, nobody is sure who owns it or approved it.
Permissions drift
Agents gain repo access over time and nobody reviews it.
An inventory you can govern.
Live in your stack, not another spreadsheet.
Connect your stack
Link Git (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps), Jira, CI/CD and your AI coding tools with read-only access.
Waydev maps the work
Every PR, review, ticket and AI session is tied to a team, an initiative and the tool or agent that produced it.
Act on Signals
Waydev Agent flags what changed, suggests Goals, and answers follow up questions in plain language.
Waydev reads engineering metadata through read-only APIs. Source code content is never ingested. Visit the Trust Center
Questions engineering leaders ask
How are agents discovered?
Does this include Waydev’s own agent?
Can we register agents manually?
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