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AI Agent Visibility Resources

Understand what AI agents can do. Assess what you can currently see. Build a practical approach to staying in control.

AI agents are moving beyond conversation and beginning to take actions on computers. PERCARIS resources are designed to help individuals and businesses understand that activity without requiring technical expertise.

  1. 01 LEARN Build awareness
  2. 02 ASSESS Check your visibility
  3. 03 IMPLEMENT Build a process
Start Here / 01 LEARN

AI agents can do more than answer questions. Learn what they can actually do on your computer.

Understand the difference between an AI chatbot and an AI agent, the types of access an agent may have, and the warning signs worth reviewing.

Best for: Individuals, professionals, and anyone beginning to use AI agents.

What you'll learn

  • What an AI agent actually is
  • How agents can interact with files, browsers, applications and networks
  • The difference between expected and unexpected activity
  • What to do when you don't recognize an active agent

Free PDF • No technical experience required

  • Free download
  • Practical, easy-to-follow guidance
  • No technical experience required
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Assess Your Visibility / 02 ASSESS

How much visibility do you really have into the AI agents using your Windows computer?

Use this practical checklist to identify the agents you intentionally use, document the access they should have, and recognize when activity doesn't match your expectations.

Best for: Power users, developers, automation users and Windows professionals.

Don't just learn — check your own environment.

What you'll do

  • Inventory authorized AI tools
  • Identify expected file and browser access
  • Review network and application activity
  • Establish a simple Stop / Continue decision process
  • Create a baseline for normal AI-agent behavior

Free PDF • Built for Windows desktops

  • Free download
  • Practical, easy-to-follow guidance
  • No technical experience required
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Build a Repeatable AI Oversight Process / 03 IMPLEMENT

Your employees are adopting AI. Give your business a simple way to define what is approved.

A practical framework for documenting approved AI agents, defining acceptable access, training employees and responding when unfamiliar AI activity appears.

Best for: Business owners, operations teams, IT teams, consultants and MSPs.

Inside the playbook

  • Approved AI-agent inventory template
  • Recommended access-review process
  • Employee response framework
  • Unknown-agent event checklist
  • Monthly and quarterly review process
  • 30-day implementation roadmap

Designed for small teams using Windows desktops and AI tools.

  • Free business resource
  • Built for teams adopting AI tools
  • Includes implementation worksheets
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Next step

Education is the first step. Visibility is the next.

These resources can help you understand what to look for. PERCARIS is designed to show you active AI-agent activity directly on your Windows computer.

See active agents. Review activity. Decide what continues running.

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PERCARIS AI Agent Monitor dashboard showing active agents
See active agents. Review activity. Decide what continues running.

Why PERCARIS publishes these resources

AI agents are evolving quickly. What began as conversation is becoming software that can open apps, work with files, browse the web, and take actions on a computer — often without a clear signal that something autonomous is running.

Most people and businesses still have no simple way to see that activity, decide what is authorized, or respond when something unfamiliar appears.

These free resources exist to close that gap: help you learn the basics, assess your own Windows environment, and implement a practical oversight process before you need one under pressure.

AI can act. You should know when it does.