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AI Agent Inventory & Risk Classification

Agents are classified like any AI system, but their permissions drift over time. This inventory catches that drift before it becomes a compliance problem.

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What's included

  • Editable Word template
  • Art. 6 + Annex III classification test
  • Autonomy drift log
  • Legal Notice

Why this document exists

There is no separate legal category for "AI agents" under the AI Act — an autonomous agent is classified exactly like any AI system, by what it does. What makes agents genuinely harder to govern is drift: permissions expand quietly over time, and a system classified as low-risk on day one can cross into high-risk territory without anyone re-checking. This template gives you a living inventory built specifically to catch that drift.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this inventory for?

AI Governance Officers, compliance, or technical teams deploying autonomous or semi-autonomous agents who need a living record of what exists and its risk level.

Does it replace legal advice?

No. It's a working template that organizes and speeds up the compliance process, but does not constitute legal advice or guarantee compliance with Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — see the included Legal Notice.

What format is it delivered in?

Instant download after purchase: editable Word template, plus the Legal Notice.