Veriagent
A know-your-agent evidence workspace for 10–50-person regulated firms that inventories agent identities, binds each task to an engagement and policy, captures signed action receipts, and exports a cited review packet without treating registration as legal compliance.
A boutique law, accounting, or audit firm may let an AI agent draft, retrieve, communicate, or execute client-facing work while its client file records only the human engagement. When a reviewer asks which agent acted, under whose authority, against which policy, and with what evidence, an on-chain address or tool log is not enough. Veriagent binds the matter, agent identity, task class, permission, reviewer, exact action receipt, correction, and outcome. Registration proves that a record exists; it does not prove the controller, agent behavior, professional authority, or EU AI Act classification.
The compliance, risk, technology, or engagement-quality leader at a 10–50-person law, accounting, or audit firm deploying agents into client-facing work and needing matter-level evidence without an enterprise governance program.
The input's primary-source baseline placed high-risk obligations on August 2, 2026, though later provisional legislation could alter some timing and must be reverified.
A 10–50-person regulated professional firm has identifiable quality and compliance owners and client-facing risk.
Two cross-references, seven inbound connections, and three direct links form a strong local web without broader category proof.
The small regulated-firm buyer is explicit, the input provides a primary-source legal baseline and a live agent registry with substantial usage, and no competitor combined agent identity, signed action logs, and engagement-level Annex III evidence. The binding schema can compound.
No structural incumbent copying cost is evidenced, the regulatory timing may have changed after the input's May 2026 research, and on-chain registration can create false confidence. Generic AI compliance products already exist and professional-services obligations vary by task and jurisdiction.
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