Your team
creates with AI.
You decide how.
Iru detects the AI apps, coding agents, CLIs and MCP connectors installed across your fleet. You decide what's allowed. Iru enforces that decision automatically, on every device it manages.
Unsanctioned AI agents join your team daily.
An engineer installs a new CLI-based coding agent on a Tuesday afternoon. Iru finds it on the next check-in and shows who has it and on which computer.
Continuous detection. Comprehensive enforcement.
Computers check in with Iru every 15 minutes. Each one reports the AI it found and leaves with your latest decisions.
- FoundAI apps, AI web apps, coding agents, CLIs, MCP connectors
- SortedWork and personal accounts on Claude Code and Codex
- EnforcedAllow or Block, applied automatically
Your universal map
of AI usage
Iru surfaces the most-used AI apps and connectors, sized by how many computers they're on. In a glance, you know which apps are allowed, blocked, or unsanctioned.
AI apps and connectors
Top AI apps + connectors
connectors
Newest unsanctioned
Governance that's
precise and dynamic
Pick a default for each tool, Allow or Block, then add exceptions by user, group, device or tag. Any change you make, you can undo.
Coding agent
UnsanctionedEngineering allowedActivity Last 30 days
Default posture
Exceptions
An audit trail of every decision
Iru records every policy change, with who made it and when. For each computer, you see the result and the reason behind it: the default or the exception that matched.
Audit log
Jellies fleetAI GovernanceSee and control
with a co-pilot
Create personalized reports and deploy AI access policies with an intelligent assistant. Ask who can use a tool, then change their access in the same conversation, and Iru applies it at each device's next check-in.
Your AI policy, across every Mac and PC, for your entire team.
Built for the whole fleet: one inventory, one set of decisions, one record, across every device Iru manages.
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FAQs
The AI apps, AI web apps, coding agents, CLIs and MCP connectors on your team's computers, with how many computers each one is on and when it was first and last seen. On Claude Code and Codex, you can set separate policies for work and personal accounts.
No. AI Governance is built into Iru and works on the devices Iru already manages.
Allow or Block for each app, agent, CLI and MCP connector, as a default. Then exceptions by user, group, device or tag, so you can block a tool for everyone and still allow it for Engineering.
One plain message from their organization: the tool isn't allowed on this device, with an OK button. Admins can see which devices are blocked, and why.
Yes. Every decision is reversible and recorded: who changed what, and when.
Request it on this page and we'll be in touch. If you're not on Iru yet, we'll start with a demo.