What you can do
===============

- **Reconstruct agent sessions** — See every SQL statement an AI agent
  executed, with full metadata such as duration, target database,
  Postgres role, and error severity.

- **Audit across multiple data sources** — Connect to several HM or Loki
  sources at once and audit clusters across all of them from one place.

- **Read a flat audit trail** — Scan every statement in a session as a
  single filterable table, optimized for review.

- **Rely on cached, incremental sync** — The application incrementally
  syncs and caches session data, so audit views load quickly without
  re-querying the full log history on every visit.

Where to start
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- :ref:`Key concepts <Key concepts>`  — the key terms used throughout the application:
  sessions, steps, purpose, instances, and how Airman MCP tags activity.

- :ref:`Architecture and data flow <Architecture and data flow>`  — how agent activity travels from Postgres logs into the
  application.

- :ref:`Deploying and configuring <Deploying and configuring>`  — for administrators deploying and configuring the
  application.

- :ref:`Connecting data sources <Connecting data sources>`  — register an HM or Loki instance so its agent sessions
  appear.

- :ref:`Browsing sessions <Browsing sessions>`  — find and filter the AI agent sessions detected for a
  cluster.

- :ref:`Inspecting a session <Inspecting a session>`  — inspect a single session step by step and read its
  audit log.

- :ref:`Securing access and handling credentials <Securing access and handling credentials>`  — authentication, credential storage, and how your data
  is treated.

Using Agent Governance with Hybrid Manager
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If your Postgres clusters are managed by Hybrid Manager, see
`Governance in Hybrid Manager <https://www.enterprisedb.com/docs/edb-postgres-ai/latest/hybrid-manager/using_hybrid_manager/governance/>`_  for the HM-specific integration details — machine user API
keys, HM’s Loki pipeline, and project and cluster discovery.
