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The AI Registry is the inventory layer. Before you can govern a portfolio, you need to know what’s in it. The registry catalogues models, where they’re deployed, who owns them, and what data they touch.

What the registry tracks


Why this matters

Governance, compliance, and ROI calculations all need the registry as the inventory of record: If a model isn’t in the registry, it doesn’t show up in any of the downstream views. The first job of a new Observatory org is usually populating the registry.

Populating the registry

Three ways:

From telemetry

Models that show up in runs are auto-registered. You confirm and fill in metadata.

Manual entry

Add a model that isn’t running yet (preview, eval, planned).

Import

Bulk import from CSV or from FlowX AI Platform’s agent definitions.

API

Programmatic registration through POST /api/registry/models.

Risk tiering

The default tiers map roughly to the EU AI Act risk pyramid: Tiering can be manual or computed. Computed tiering uses data tags and capability flags (e.g. “makes decisions about people” + “trained on personal data” → High).

API


Risk Dashboard

Where data and model tags become risk scores.

Compliance

Risk tier drives which frameworks apply.
Last modified on June 3, 2026