AI agents read files, run commands, call tools, and make changes from employee machines. Origin captures that activity at the endpoint and turns it into operational intelligence about your AI workforce. See every agent, trace every interaction, and understand where the work is going.
Every major change in what happens on employee devices required a new way to see and secure it. Agents are the latest. Their work creates a new record called the trace, the unit of your company’s intelligence.
Software arrived as files. Threats did too. Antivirus inspected those files and stopped known malicious code before it ran.
Attacks moved beyond files into scripts and trusted tools. EDR recorded that activity so defenders could detect and investigate.
Agents now read, decide, and act across the endpoint. AI observability captures that work as a trace, from prompt to outcome.
Find every agent and MCP server across the fleet, approved and unapproved alike.
Start on one device, then ask the same questions across the fleet.
Agents read files, call tools, run commands, and make changes from the device. Origin runs at this layer. We attribute every step to the user and the agent that did it, and reconstruct the chain end to end.
Nothing upstream sees the work happen. Nothing downstream can put it back together.
Agents are spreading through your organization faster than any inventory tool can track. Your developers install them, configure them, and connect them to new systems every week.
Origin keeps up with every AI agent and MCP server across every endpoint, including local, personal, and unsanctioned tools.
Origin reconstructs each session from the first prompt through every tool call, file access, network request, and outcome.
Every step is attributed to the user, agent, and process that issued it.
Token bills tell you what you spent. Origin tells you what you bought.
Origin clusters AI activity by topic, team, and initiative, so spend maps to the work it paid for.
The Origin Technology team comes from endpoint software, security research, OS internals, and offensive engineering. We have spent our careers working in the layer of the stack where AI now runs.