Video: Employee-Built AI Agents Need an Owner Before They Need a Platform

Employees no longer need a central engineering team to build every AI agent. A sales coordinator can assemble a quote-drafting assistant; an operations analyst can create a stock-alert agent; an office manager can automate inbox triage. That speed is valuable, but it creates a quiet management problem: after the builder changes roles, who knows what the agent can reach, what it is allowed to do, and when it should stop? Before buying a larger control platform, a small business needs a reliable answer to a simpler question: **Which agents exist, and who owns each one?**