AI Governance Agents for the EU AI Act

They are a set of AI agents that operationalize EU AI Act obligations: classifying system risk, drafting governance policy, producing Annex IV technical documentation, writing user transparency notices, specifying Article 12 record-keeping, delivering Article 4 literacy training, and scanning code repositories for compliance risk. VDF provides all seven as a single, governed toolkit you run on your own infrastructure.

Most vendors address one or two EU AI Act obligations — usually risk classification or documentation. The Act is interlocking: classification drives documentation, which drives record-keeping, transparency, training, and code-level controls. Having all seven agents from one platform means the obligations connect rather than living in disconnected tools and spreadsheets.

No. They accelerate and standardize the work — producing consistent, citation-backed first drafts and classifications for your compliance and legal functions to review and sign off. They are decision support and documentation tooling, not a substitute for qualified legal advice.

Yes, and it matters here more than anywhere. Risk classifications, model internals, source code, and governance documents are highly sensitive. Deployed on-premise or in your sovereign cloud, these agents process that material inside your perimeter with full audit logging.

A GRC platform tracks tasks and stores evidence; these agents produce the evidence — the classification rationale, the Annex IV dossier, the transparency notice, the logging specification, the training certification, the code-risk report. They complement a GRC system by generating what it records.