An agent has been quiet for three weeks. Then, one morning, it starts doing things it has never done. Nobody wrote a rule for any of it — watch Viskor notice anyway, because it learned what normal looks like.
Synthetic data — Viskor never shows customer traffic in demos.
Nothing is reported while Viskor learns. A first use inside the warm-up is baseline, not an alarm — and a source that couldn't see a tool never counts it as new.
It reports what changed, the evidence, and the baseline it was measured against. It doesn't claim to know why — a new payout tool might be a legitimate rollout. That call is yours.
Watching hands the agent to your ordinary policies — its next call to a payout tool can be held or blocked. A finding arrives after the event; a watch is how you act on the one after.
"Rules catch what you predicted. Drift catches what you didn't."
One agent, three signals, no rules written. Each came with the baseline it was measured against — and acting on it is a click away.