Skovos helps health systems govern AI in practice. Health systems are putting AI agents to work inside clinical workflows, patient communication, quality reporting, coding, and operations. Every one of those agents raises the same questions once it is actually doing work: Who is this agent? What is it allowed to touch? What did it do? Can we prove it? Can we stop it? Skovos answers them with infrastructure, not policy documents. A registry of record covers your entire AI estate with zero integration, so compliance leaders can finally enumerate what is running. Runtime enforcement turns plain-English policy into monitor-or-block verdicts on real agent tool calls, with reasoning, alerts, and a rewind path. We came to this through accountable care. The company started at Harvard Innovation Labs in 2023 building risk stratification, eCQM reporting, and preventable-admission tools for the integrated care organizations inside health systems. The more AI we deployed, the clearer the next problem became: everyone wants more AI, and almost nobody has figured out how to control it. AI adoption has outpaced governance. Agents drift in scope and performance after deployment. The next wave of attacks on legacy health systems will be carried out by agents. Governance has to be a runtime, not a review. If you are deploying AI agents in healthcare, governing them, or securing the systems they touch, talk to us. contact@skovos.ai · skovos.ai