Ingenious AI · Directory
The complete fleet, grouped by family. Every platform does one job, runs a free tier on your real input, and sells on its own pricing page.
Control what your AI agents can do. Prove what they did.
Budget caps, allowlists, approval queues and a kill switch for agents that can spend money or call tools.
The spending-policy layer for AI agents: caps, vendor allowlists, and human approval over a set amount before an agent spends — with signed, hash-chained mandate receipts.
Records who approved an agent action: approver, agent, amount and declared scope, sealed into a SHA-256 hash-chained ledger before the agent acts.
Hash-chained audit logs for AI agent actions, so every decision an agent made can be replayed and proven.
MCP trust gate: watches your approved MCP servers for tool-description changes (rug pulls) and toxic capability combinations — a continuous diff, not a one-time scan.
Post-hoc agent log forensics: scans agent action logs for credential grabs, token forges, scope escapes and wallet touches, then builds a disclosure packet for your review.
Runtime defense for AI agents: prompt-injection guards, egress control and a public threat-pulse feed.
Machine-readable agent-access policies: publish which AI agents may use your site, what they may do, and on what commercial terms, at /.well-known/agent-policy.json.
The Know-Your-Agent registry: verify an AI agent's identity before you admit it — Ed25519-signed passports with a transparent behaviour band and a verifier API.
Probes the public URL of your home AI server (an MCP endpoint) and reports whether the internet can reach it, whether it asks for authentication, and whether it looks like an MCP server.
One-click blocking kit for known AI agents and scraping bots: a Cloudflare Worker, a WordPress plugin and a JS snippet, built from a dated, vendor-documented agent database.
Red-teams your customer-facing chatbot before someone else does, with findings you can act on.
Eval-to-prod boundary scanner: paste repo files and configs and get an exposure report scoring what an eval agent could reach in production, with severity and fixes.
The safety kit for companion and conversational AI bots: disclosure snippet, hosted safety-protocol page, crisis referrals and minor break reminders built in.
Find the attack aimed at your business before your customers do — and shut it down with evidence in hand.
Finds lookalike domains impersonating your brand and tracks the kits behind phishing pages.
Website vulnerability scanning and penetration-test workflows for small teams without a security department.
Impersonation takedown co-op for SMBs: finds lookalike domains, clone stores and fake profiles impersonating your brand, and builds channel-ready takedown evidence packets.
Payment-verification ceremony for wire instructions: a mandatory hold, an out-of-band callback to the number on file, dual approval on separate devices, and a hash-chained audit ledger.
Voice-clone payment defense: before money moves, a callback to a known number with a rotating code phrase — a cloned voice alone can't authorize a payment.
Scans AI-generated code for the security mistakes coding assistants leave behind.
Meet every duty with records, not recollections.
Checks AI-generated content against disclosure law, including EU AI Act Article 50, and keeps the evidence trail.
Provenance survival kit for AI assets: check an asset for provenance layers, seal it with a signed assertion, and prove it still verifies after platforms strip its metadata.
Notice kit for automated decision-making duties in Colorado, California and Connecticut: pre-use notices, plain-language adverse-outcome explanations, a human review queue, a deadline tracker and a hash-chained record log.
Notice and human-review kit for SMBs: pre-use notices, adverse-outcome letters and human review for automated decisions — the paper trail and the person, as the law now wants both.
The CRA reporting clock for tiny software vendors: turns your dependency manifest into a real CycloneDX SBOM and a dated CRA readiness checklist, with a pre-filled 24h/72h Article 14 reporting runbook.
The evidence room where California AI audits are handed over: standardised evidence rooms, auditor matching and long-term record retention for SB 1119 and CPPA AI audits.
Tracks AI vendor terms and privacy policies and flags the changes that affect your data and your contracts.
Watches the AI models your product depends on and alerts you before a deprecation or behavior change breaks a release.
Review provenance & FTC risk checks: the provenance and audit layer for customer reviews — import reviews, surface FTC risk patterns, and show a verified-experience widget with a full chain of custody.
Converts a plain invoice into a validated EN 16931 structured e-invoice — UBL 2.1 XML plus a Factur-X PDF — and checks whether your EU client must accept it.
Human-approved invoice chasing: watches aged receivables and drafts a +1/+7/+14 reminder ladder. Nothing is ever sent without your approval of that exact message.
Cost per successful outcome: shows agencies what each client costs per successful AI outcome — real provider spend, attributed per client, in client-ready reports.
Make sure AI shopping agents can find your store, read it correctly, and buy from it.
Checks Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress and custom stores for agent readiness: catalog access, UCP/ACP feed hygiene and WebMCP, with cross-surface price, stock and policy accuracy checks.
Agentic commerce audit: tests whether an AI agent can buy from your store, with a simulated purchase path and a plain-language fix list.
Content and visibility engines that ship finished work, not drafts.
Content production workflows with the disclosure and review steps built in, not bolted on.
We fix your AI citations, not just track them: audits your real pages for AI citability and ships a ready-to-publish citable page.