The missing layer for AI in production

Chatsee is a runtime control plane for autonomous AI systems operating in production. The platform focuses on the failure modes traditional monitoring misses, arguing that most AI incidents are not hallucinations but behavioral problems: agents drifting from intent, violating policy, or acting anomalously in ways that only surface at runtime. Chatsee gives enterprises continuous behavioral assurance over every deployed agent.

Its core product, the Guardian Agent, works across four stages. It monitors agent fleets through unified telemetry, execution traces, and real-time alerting; detects semantic drift, policy violations, intent gaps, and behavioral anomalies; structures findings into a behavioral taxonomy with failure memory and pattern discovery; and closes the loop with dynamic prompt adaptation and model-improvement feedback from production scenarios. The platform also automates incident investigation and compliance oversight, with more than one hundred integrations across foundation models, agent frameworks, and observability stacks.

Chatsee positions itself as the enterprise standard for behavioral assurance of autonomous AI, a category recognized in Gartner's Market Guide for Guardian Agents. Its differentiator is economic as much as technical: catching and correcting agent misbehavior at runtime costs far less than remediating customer-facing failures, making the control plane a practical safeguard for organizations scaling agents into critical workflows.