Cortega Agents
A Cortega Agent reads traffic already recorded by AI Border Gateway, by Endpoint Guard, or both, once you opt that source in for the agent, and does something with it: checks it, classifies it, scores it, or watches it for a pattern. Agents are enabled independently of each other.
AI Verifier
The most mature agent in the catalog, and the only one with an end-user UX. It checks whether an AI response is actually correct, starting with legal citations: it confirms a cited case resolves against a real case-law database, checks the case name matches, and can ask a judge model whether the case actually supports the claim being made.
- End-user UX. Every other agent is an admin or analyst tool: a settings page, an analysis view. AI Verifier ships a desktop app that sends a native OS notification to the person who received a flagged answer, when it's reviewing Endpoint Guard device traffic.
- Works across any AI tool. The response is what gets checked, so it works the same whether it came from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or an internal agent. The primary workflow needs no document upload; a manual document-upload check is available as an additional path.
- Includes device guardrails. Running on Endpoint Guard's device agent also gives the user Endpoint Guard's local guardrails, protecting whatever AI service they're using, on top of the response check itself.
Workload Analyzer
Classifies each exchange into a workload category for reporting. Paired with Model Intelligence, it turns that classification into a model recommendation: which model fits your actual traffic, and a named successor when a model you run gets deprecated.
The rest of the catalog
- Scorer. Scores a whole conversation against a rubric you define. Run more than one instance, each with its own rubric.
- Aegis. An interactive chat agent for your own team, plus an automatic watcher that raises a notification when it finds a traffic anomaly.
- Section-11 session agents. Sentiment & Escalation (frustration spikes), Brand/Policy Compliance (checked against a rubric), Topic/Intent Clustering, Cost & Efficiency Optimizer, and Agent Trajectory (loops, wrong-tool use, giving up).
What's on by default
Most agents are off by default and need an explicit opt-in for which traffic they see: AI Border Gateway traffic, specific applications, Endpoint Guard traffic, or all three. The conversation summarizer that feeds the Analysis view's thread list is the one exception, on by default once an agent is enabled.
What each one needs to actually run
| Agent | Requires |
|---|---|
| AI Verifier | A case-law lookup API token |
| Workload Analyzer | Nothing extra, works once enabled |
| Scorer | A rubric, if you want one scored against specific criteria |
| Compliance | A rubric, it no-ops without one |
| Sentiment, Cost Optimizer, Trajectory | Nothing extra |
| Aegis | Nothing extra, its anomaly watcher runs automatically once enabled |
See Choosing the right product for how Cortega Agents fits alongside AI Border Gateway and Endpoint Guard.