Your agents are only as good as the knowledge they retrieve from.
woods reads every public page on your domain, scores each one across six checks, and returns a navigable map with an owner for every record. Minutes, not weeks.
Everyone governs the agent. Nobody governs what it says.
AI governance covers permissions, escalation and audit logs. It assumes the knowledge underneath is clean, current and reconciled. It almost never is.
The estate ages on its own.
Nobody deleted anything. Nobody made a mistake. The company moved and the pages didn’t.
A typical estate carries four or five self-descriptions from different eras of positioning. The current one is usually on the fewest pages. An agent asked what you do averages across all of them.
We measure topic clusters against your current positioning, then the previous one. Most estates score higher on the old message — content accumulated under it, and nobody went back.
Who owns the page you published in March 2023?
Almost nobody can name the owner. The page is still live, still indexed, still being retrieved — still speaking in the company’s voice.
You cannot govern what you cannot see.
Not a spreadsheet of URLs. Not a list of scores. A map you can act inside.
Point at a domain. Scout starts in seconds.
No install. No integration project. No procurement cycle.
Anything publicly published. Nothing behind a login.
Confluence, help centres, API docs.
Connect woods to the systems your agents already retrieve from.
Join the MCP waitlistEvery score is traceable. Click any finding and see which agent produced it, when, and how sure it was.
The first hundred reports are priced for early customers.
The Assessment is one price: the full scan, the report and the pack. We reward the people who start with us, so the price rises once the early places are taken.