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Wayfound

Also known as: Wayfound AI Manager

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Entry priceInnovator $149/mo; Growth $749/mo; Enterprise request pricingFull pricing detail

AI agent supervision platform, in the category Gartner calls guardian agents, that connects to agents built anywhere to monitor, score and evaluate every interaction for the non-technical business owners accountable for them.

Wayfound is an AI agent supervision platform, the category Gartner named guardian agents in mid 2025, and it positions itself as the first independent solution of its kind. Rather than building or executing agents, Wayfound supervises them. Its AI Manager connects to agents built anywhere, whether developed in house, with external tools, or purchased from third party vendors like Intercom Fin, Qualified Piper, or Salesforce Agentforce, usually with a single line of code, then captures and analyzes every interaction to assess how well each agent is performing.

The platform is built for non technical business owners, the product leads and compliance leaders who own the real world outcomes of AI agents. Through one dashboard they get live agent behavior scorecards, root cause transparency into why an agent made a given choice, timeline views that pinpoint which agent failed at which stage, and end to end transcript supervision that flags issues in real time before they reach users. Every interaction is scored red, yellow, or green against the customer's own business guidelines, and custom alerts catch drift, hallucinations, off script responses, rule breaches, and data leaks.

Evaluation and observability are where Wayfound is strongest. Business users write evaluation criteria in plain natural language, and an OKR framework with performance reviews delivers real time feedback on satisfaction and adherence to guidelines. The Manager itself uses both deterministic software and foundation models, with enterprise agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic to power its analysis, while remaining model agnostic. Wayfound says human in the loop review and approval steps run thirty percent faster because approvers get agent scores, assessments, and explanations in one place.

Wayfound works with any agent framework or orchestration layer, offers its own Model Context Protocol server and a Salesforce Agentforce integration, and adds closed loop self improvement so agents learn over time, plus a Meetings feature that lets agents share context and learn from one another. It is SOC 2 Type II compliant, guarantees that agent data is never shared or used for model training, and runs in the cloud with on premises deployment available on request. Because it supervises rather than builds agents, capabilities like prebuilt task agents, customer channels, and computer use fall outside its scope.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://wayfound.ai

Category

Agent builder

Subcategory

Independent guardian agent layer that supervises, scores and improves AI agents built anywhere

Funding status

Independent, led by CEO Tatyana Mamut. The vendor states it brought the first AI agent supervision solution to market in 2024, before Gartner defined the guardian agent category in mid-2025, and it is highlighted in Gartner's first guardian agent market report as a business alignment and outcome optimizer. Pricing is self-serve across three tiers, with a nominal-fee entry tier, a growth tier and an enterprise tier, and on-premises deployment available on request.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

Supervising every AI agent an enterprise runs from one dashboard, whether built in-house or bought from third partiesScoring every agent interaction red, amber or green against business guidelines written by non-technical ownersChecking an agent's output for compliance and errors mid-workflow through the MCP evaluate_session tool before it reaches a customerDetecting drift, hallucinations, off-script responses and data leaks in production and alerting human reviewersClosing the improvement loop by turning evaluation findings into new directives applied back to the supervised agent

Deployment options

SaaSon-premises

Integrations

Wayfound connects to agents built in-house, with external frameworks, or bought from third parties with a single line of code, naming Intercom Fin, Qualified Piper and Salesforce Agentforce among supervised products, and states it works with any agent framework or orchestration layer. It publishes its own Model Context Protocol server with documented tools including evaluate_session, which lets an agentic system evaluate a session for compliance and errors mid-workflow, retrieval of every agent under supervision, and automatic improvement suggestions from session analysis. An API and a Salesforce Agentforce application are documented alongside. Every named integration belongs to the class of agents Wayfound observes rather than business systems it acts on. Wayfound's own analysis runs on OpenAI and Anthropic models under enterprise agreements; the Enterprise plan adds Bring Your Own Key, though no model picker is documented. Delivery is cloud, with on-premises available on request.

In practice

A support team cannot finish a custom AI agent because of repeated training gaps and unexpected behavior. Connecting it to Wayfound surfaces the knowledge gaps and problem interactions, and the team fixes them within two weeks to hit a launch deadline.

A fintech runs a third party sales development agent but has no visibility into whether it performs. Wayfound scores every interaction red, yellow, or green against the company's guidelines, revealing exactly where the agent helps and where it falls short.

A compliance leader must ensure agents never leak data or go off brand. Wayfound reads every action in real time, alerts on rule breaches and drift, and routes flagged cases to human approvers with full context for a fast decision.

Agentic Index coverage score

7.5 / 14 capabilities · 54%

Integrations & Tool Calling Partial

A single line of code connects Wayfound to agents built in-house, with external tools, or purchased from third parties, including Intercom Fin, Qualified Piper and Salesforce Agentforce, and Wayfound states it works with all types of AI agents and workflows and with any agent framework or orchestration layer. Its own Model Context Protocol server and a Salesforce Agentforce application are documented.

All named integrations are agents or agent platforms that Wayfound supervises; no connector through which Wayfound acts on a business system such as CRM, warehouse, ticketing or messaging is documented. A broader integration list appears in Wayfound's own guardian-agent roundup, which ranks vendors including itself.

Sourcewayfound.ai home, faq and ai-agent-supervision-platform pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Workflow Orchestration Partial

The vendor documents a Meetings feature allowing supervised agents to share context, collaborate and learn from one another, and timeline views that pinpoint which agent failed at which stage of a multi-agent process. Closed-loop self-improvement generates new directives and knowledge that can be applied automatically through the MCP server.

The vendor explicitly positions the platform as supervising agents rather than building or executing them, and states it works with any agent framework or orchestration layer rather than replacing one. No task planning, decomposition, tool sequencing or end-to-end workflow execution by Wayfound itself is documented.

Sourcewayfound.ai agentic-workflows, guardian-agents and home pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Not documented

For supervised agents, Wayfound identifies knowledge gaps and generates new directives and knowledge to improve their compliance and performance, applied back through the MCP server, which produces grounding material for other agents rather than grounding its own execution. Wayfound's own inputs are agent interaction transcripts and the customer's business guidelines, used as the standard for evaluation rather than as a corpus to answer from. No retrieval-augmented generation, document index, ingestion pipeline, corpus or citation-grounded output by Wayfound itself is documented.

Sourcewayfound.ai faq, home and agentic-workflows pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Human Oversight & Guardrails Partial

The MCP server's evaluate_session tool lets a customer's agentic system check a session for compliance and errors mid-workflow, for example before an invoice email is sent, and the supervision platform analyzes every interaction against the customer's guidelines and sends push notifications on rule breaches, drift and data leaks.

Those are an automated evaluation gate the customer wires into its own agent and after-the-fact alerting. The supervision platform page describes no human approval step, reviewer queue or hold on an action pending a person's decision, and Wayfound's claim that approvals run thirty percent faster describes approvers in the customer's own processes.

Sourcewayfound.ai supervision platform page, docs.wayfound.ai MCP server overviewread 2026-09-29

Security, Identity & Governance Partial

Wayfound states SOC 2 Type II compliance, enterprise-grade encryption, and a guarantee that agent data is never shared or used for model training. No single sign-on, role-based access control, provisioning, retention configuration or audit logging of user actions within the Wayfound platform itself is documented.

Sourcewayfound.ai pricing and faq pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Observability & Auditability Full

The vendor documents capturing and analyzing every interaction of every supervised agent, connecting to agents built in-house, with external tools, or purchased from third parties including Intercom Fin, Qualified Piper and Salesforce Agentforce, with a single line of code.

Documented capabilities include live agent behavior scorecards, root cause transparency into why an agent made a given choice, timeline views identifying which agent failed at which stage, end-to-end transcript supervision, and red, amber or green scoring of every interaction against the customer's own business guidelines.

The vendor describes itself as focused on observability, explainability and alerting for enterprise-scale AI, and OpenTelemetry appears among its integrations.

Sourcewayfound.ai ai-agent-supervision-platform, home and faq pages, MCP announcementread 2026-08-31

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Historical agent performance data is kept across supervised sessions and underpins drift detection. Through closed-loop self-improvement, evaluation findings generate new directives and knowledge that can be applied automatically through the MCP server so agents improve over time. A Meetings feature lets supervised agents share context and learn from one another. No memory store, retention period, or mechanism by which a directive derived from one session is selected and applied in another is documented.

Sourcewayfound.ai home, agentic-workflows and guardian-agents pages, docs.wayfound.ai mcp-server overviewread 2026-08-31

Deployment & Data Residency Partial

Cloud delivery is standard, with on-premises deployment available on request for specific use cases. No virtual private cloud option, customer-managed encryption keys, region selection or detail of on-premises requirements, supported infrastructure or existing deployments is published. Pricing is self-serve, starting at $149 a month on the Innovator plan, consistent with cloud delivery as the default.

Sourcewayfound.ai pricing and faq pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Not documented

The vendor supervises agents built in-house, with external tools or purchased from third parties, and positions itself as not building or executing agents. Evaluation frameworks and an OKR structure with performance reviews are documented, but the vendor emphasizes that business users write the evaluation criteria themselves in natural language, so the assessment content is customer-authored rather than vendor-supplied. No template library, prebuilt agent set, shareable configuration, starter guideline pack or catalog is published.

Sourcewayfound.ai faq, home and agentic-workflows pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Every agent interaction is analyzed automatically as supervised agents run, Wayfound says, with push notifications when issues such as rule breaches or data leaks arise, so its supervisor wakes on the arrival of each supervised session with no person initiating the run. An agentic system can also invoke it mid-workflow through the MCP server. Customer-facing channels do not apply to a supervisor. The ingestion mechanism is described rather than documented.

Sourcewayfound.ai supervision platform page, docs.wayfound.ai MCP server overviewread 2026-09-29

Model Flexibility & Routing Partial

On the Enterprise plan, the pricing page offers Bring Your Own Key, with additional sessions at no charge when the customer supplies its own key, which gives the customer control over the model account behind Wayfound's analysis. That analysis runs on OpenAI and Anthropic models under enterprise agreements, but which makers a customer key may target is not stated, and no model picker or routing control is documented. Wayfound's model agnostic claim refers to the agents it supervises, which may be built on any LLM.

Sourcewayfound.ai pricing page, 31 August read of the FAQread 2026-09-29

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Full

Wayfound publishes its own Model Context Protocol server with a dedicated documentation section, exposing named tools including evaluate_session for evaluating session data for compliance and errors directly within agentic workflows, retrieval of a complete list of all agents supervised for an organization, and automatic suggestion of improvements based on ongoing session analysis.

An application programming interface and a one-line-of-code integration are documented alongside a Salesforce Agentforce application. The vendor documents using the MCP server from within a development workflow so engineers iterating on an agent have its real-world performance context available.

Sourcedocs.wayfound.ai mcp-server overview, wayfound.ai home, faq and MCP announcementread 2026-08-31

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Full

The vendor documents reading and scoring every agent interaction against business guidelines using foundation models as judge, with business users writing evaluation criteria in plain natural language, and red, amber or green scoring per interaction.

An OKR framework with performance reviews delivers feedback on satisfaction and guideline adherence, with drift detection and action recommendations from ongoing session analysis. Improvement suggestions generate new directives and knowledge and can be applied automatically through the MCP server, closing the improvement loop. The MCP evaluate_session tool exposes evaluation to external agentic systems. Evaluation addresses production behavior rather than pre-deployment testing.

Sourcewayfound.ai agentic-workflows and guardian-agents pages, docs.wayfound.ai mcp-server overviewread 2026-08-31

Browser & Computer Use Not documented

The vendor describes Wayfound as an observability, explainability and alerting platform that captures and analyses the interactions of agents built elsewhere, connected through a one-line-of-code integration, an application programming interface, or its Model Context Protocol server.

Outputs are scores, alerts, assessments, performance reviews and improvement directives delivered to a dashboard, to human reviewers, or back to supervised agents through MCP, all programmatic interfaces. No browser control, navigation, form filling, screen interaction or desktop automation by Wayfound is documented. Agents that Wayfound supervises may themselves perform computer use, but Wayfound itself does not.

Sourcewayfound.ai ai-agent-supervision-platform, home and faq pages, docs.wayfound.airead 2026-08-31

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Recent platform changes

2026-07-29·IntegrationsPartially Verified

Wayfound introduced a direct integration with AI gateways like LiteLLM to add a Guardian Agent supervision layer to existing AI agents. By ingesting gateway telemetry, the platform automatically discovers agents via virtual keys and evaluates their activity against defined policies.

Bears on: Human approval / guardrails

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Pricing

Innovator $149/mo; Growth $749/mo; Enterprise request pricing

plan by agents supervised plus per-session overage

Trial available

Overage / add-ons

Additional sessions beyond the plan allowance at $0.10 (Innovator), $0.07 (Growth) or $0.05 (Enterprise), or $0 with Bring Your Own Key on Enterprise.

Lowest paid plan

Innovator at $149 a month

Agentic Index verified 2026-09-29

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