Inventory
The full list of AI tools found on any laptop, with risk, status, and where each one is.
console.superalign.ai/inventory
Each row is one AI tool. It appears once, however many laptops have it.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Risk | Score from 0 to 10 and its level. See How risk is calculated |
| Name | Click to open the tool |
| Asset Type | Agent, MCP Server, Skill, Browser Extension, IDE Extension, Model, Memory, or Tool |
| Status | Ungoverned (no decision yet) or Governed |
| Last Used | When the tool was last seen in use |
| Instances | How many laptops have it |
The buttons above the table switch between All and one tool type. Filters cover Status, Risk Level, and a range of Instances.
A good way to start
- Filter by Critical and High. Deal with those first.
- Filter by Ungoverned to see how much has never been reviewed.
- Sort by Instances to find the tools that are everywhere.
- Look at every MCP Server whatever its risk. They give agents access to other systems.
The tool panel
Click a name and a panel opens on the right.
- Asset Overview: status, current decision (or the suggested one), risk score, sessions from this tool, number of laptops, and number of failed policies. Each number is a link.
- Connections: the other tools this one is linked to, such as the MCP servers and skills a coding agent uses.
Admins also see Allow, Warn, and Block at the bottom. See Remediate Asset.
Risk Breakdown and Instances
The arrow at the top of the panel, Open Risk Breakdown, opens the tool’s full page.
- Risk Breakdown shows the score and the Failed Policies list: every rule the tool breaks, with severity. This is the “why” behind the score.
- Instances lists every laptop that has the tool, with the risk on that laptop and when it was last seen. Click a laptop to see that copy’s install path and, for Admins, to set a decision for that laptop only.