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.
Owners and Admins also see Allow, Warn, and Block at the bottom. See Remediate a tool.
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 Owners and Admins, to set a decision for that laptop only.