Approve AI With Evidence, Operate With Confidence

Evaluate on your data before rollout, supervise in production, publish audit-ready proof for reviews and renewals.

Teams at AI-forward companies work with SweptAI to keep their users safe

University of Michigan
CMURO
United Way
Vertical Insure
Forma Health
Swept AI Platform Overview
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Decide with Data

Benchmark agents, models and prompts on your workloads, compare quality, safety, cost, and latency, then choose with confidence.

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Keep Quality Steady

Track real usage, set baselines, catch drift, bias, and variance early, route fixes quickly.

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Share Evidence Reviewers Accept

Publish human-readable proof that answers common security and legal questions, with linked artifacts and ownership.

How Swept AI Works, End to End

Step 1

Evaluate Before Rollout

Connect a sample of your data, define role-aware tasks and acceptance thresholds, run side-by-side tests, create an executive scorecard.

Step 2

Supervise in Production

Sample live traffic after launch, track baselines, detect drift and variance, and send alerts with the context teams need.

Step 3

Prove with Shareable Reports

Create proof reports with scope, methods, thresholds, and outcomes, then share a private link or export for reviews.

Swept AI Delivers

Evaluation Scorecards
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Evaluation Scorecards

Role aware test suites reflect real tasks and edge cases. Thresholds give clear pass or fail gates. Side-by-side comparisons make model and prompt choices obvious.

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Live Supervision
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Live Supervision

Production sampling and baselines track quality over time. Drift, bias, and variance detectors raise alerts, and triage views guide owners to fixes.

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Proof Reports
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Proof Reports

Summaries reviewers understand: goals, data scope, test design, thresholds, results, and ownership. Private links with access controls and PDF export for audits.

50+ Integrations and Counting

OpenRouter
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OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
Ollama
Mistral AI
Vercel AI SDK
Zendesk
Helpscout
OpenRouter
Fin
OpenAI
Anthropic
Gemini
Ollama
Mistral AI
Vercel AI SDK
Zendesk
Helpscout

Security You Can Trust

Summaries reviewers understand: goals, data scope, test design, thresholds, results, and ownership.

Forma Health
“Swept AI transformed our AI from a compliance nightmare into our competitive advantage. Their Trust Score opened doors that were previously closed to us.”
German Scipioni

German Scipioni

CEO, Forma Health

FAQs

What is AI safety?
AI safety ensures artificial intelligence systems operate reliably and without unintended harm. It combines safeguards, monitoring, and ethical controls. Beyond this short definition, AI safety also spans near-term risks such as bias, misinformation, and fraud, as well as long-term risks like alignment and existential safety. Standards like ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework provide best practices.
What types of agents can I evaluate?
You can evaluate any AI system—chatbots, copilots, and fully autonomous agents—including high-risk agents that make sensitive recommendations or decisions.
How do I share proof with reviewers?
Generate a Trust Report from your evaluations and live monitoring, then share it via a secure link or PDF. Reviewers can see scope, methods, thresholds, results, and drill into the underlying evidence for sign-off.
What is AI supervision?

AI supervision is the active oversight of AI systems—especially autonomous or agentic ones—to ensure they behave safely, predictably, and within enterprise constraints.

It's not just monitoring. It's about policy, intervention, and alignment.

Swept AI enables dynamic supervision policies based on task risk, model maturity, and operational feedback. Think: audit trails, guardrails, and real-time check-ins for agents making real-world decisions.

What are the biggest risks of AI today?
The biggest risks include harmful or biased outputs, hallucinations and misinformation, privacy and data leakage, weak security around tools and integrations, and failures to meet emerging regulations and governance standards.