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Governance: ownership and visibility

Source: deck slides 3–4 · WPP Pilot assessment | Risks #1, #7, #11

Legend: Today = Wrike capability | Confirm = setup/evidence | Pilot = proposed WPP process. See the overview for all labels.

#1 Governance & Accountability#

Agents lack review or ownership.

Wrike AI Agents

  • Today: The Space registry lists agents, + user type permissions control who can create them.
  • Pilot: WPP assigns a named owner to every Pilot agent.

Wrike MCP

  • Pilot: WPP keeps a list of approved MCP connections and their owners, so each integration has someone responsible for its setup and use.

#7 Monitoring & Visibility#

Agents, owners or actions are unseen.

Wrike AI Agents

  • Today: The Space registry shows agents and configuration; audit reports record actions.
  • Pilot: WPP manually reviews the Pilot inventory and activity.

Wrike MCP

  • Pilot: WPP tracks which MCP connections are in use and reviews their activity.
  • Confirm: Check what activity the middleware actually makes visible.

#11 Agent Sprawl#

Duplicate or unmanaged agents.

Wrike AI Agents

  • Today: The registry makes agents in each Space visible.
  • Pilot: Review that list for duplicates and agents that no longer have a clear purpose or owner.

Wrike MCP

MCP connections are tracked separately under risk #21, with an approved purpose and a named owner.

Screenshots in the deck (slide 4)#

Slide 4 is titled "Governance: WPP risks → Pilot controls" and shows two screenshots. Names of people are not transcribed.

Space-level Agent registry#

Callout: "Space-level Agent registry". Screenshot of Space settings for the Space "Client Service Delivery", on the AI agents tab. The other tabs are General, Custom item types, Custom fields, Workflows, Automation, Request forms, Blueprints and Work schedule.

StatusNameScopeActions, this monthAuthorCreated dateLast edited byLast edited date
OnProject Coordinator agent[Triaged] [Ganle… +250a user08/19/2026same user08/19/2026
OnRisk agentNew Lead - Web +12a user04/20/2026same user08/19/2026
OnTriaging agent[Triaged] [Triage… +520a usernot legiblesame usernot legible

Other elements: a "+ Agent" button, a "How to use" link and a feedback prompt ("How was your experience?"). The dates for the third row are hidden behind the second screenshot, and the "Last edited date" of the second row is partly hidden.

User permissions for AI#

Callout: "user permissions for AI". Screenshot of User types (tabs: Full license, Lite license, Limited license, Free license; button "+ Create User type"). The category list includes General, Sharing, Folders and Projects, Tasks and Subtasks, Time tracking, Integrations, Whiteboards, Collaborate, Templates, Automatic calculations, Reports, Users and Files. The AI permissions are outlined in red, with columns Admin, AI Admin, Regular User and a fourth column that is cut off (it begins "Exter…").

PermissionDescription shownAdminAI AdminRegular User
Generative AICan use Generative AI features across Wrike.OnOnOn
CopilotCan chat with Wrike's Copilot.OnOnOn
AI AgentsCan create and edit AI agents. (Must be a space admin to do this)OnOnOn
Widget GeneratorCan generate dashboard widgets.OnOnOn
AI EssentialsCan use the free AI features including content generation, comments summary, dashboard highlights, etc.OnOnOn
View Workmates in account settingsCan access and browse Workmates in account settings.OnOffOff
Manage WorkmatesCan connect, edit, and remove Workmates in spaces they administer.OnOffOff
Share WorkmatesCan add Workmates to spaces they administer.OnOffOn

The deck does not discuss "Workmates". The toggles show the demo account's settings, not a WPP recommendation.

Discussion log#

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