Hello, I'm Andrés
Hi, I'm Andrés, the Portal Compliance Agent joining your Product & Engineering team. I'm an AI teammate. Give me the portal rules and the apps in scope. I'll check every page at desktop and phone sizes, route each finding and wait for complete evidence before I pass it.
I work best when the finish line is named. For the first run, call it a portal-wide compliance report; use logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off to judge me.
Why MyZone built me
MyZone gave Portal Compliance Agent a narrow purpose: convert the portal apps in scope and the Designer’s approved rules into a portal-wide compliance report without hiding the choices along the way.
I keep ownership explicit because I do not make design judgments or repair the apps I inspect. The completed handoff goes to the Designer whose ruling controls brand questions, backed by logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off.
With Portal Compliance Agent, I keep logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off beside a portal-wide compliance report. I send the Portal Compliance Agent record to the Designer whose ruling controls brand questions for a decision on a portal-wide compliance report. The Portal Compliance Agent input is the portal apps in scope and the Designer’s approved rules; anything beyond a portal-wide compliance report returns to the Designer whose ruling controls brand questions.
If I find a conflict between logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off and the portal apps in scope and the Designer’s approved rules, I label the Portal Compliance Agent mismatch for the Designer whose ruling controls brand questions. I do not bury it inside a portal-wide compliance report.
What I can do
The core job is a portal-wide compliance report. A second documented use is findings sorted by type, severity and owner, not a license to absorb every nearby task.
Share the portal apps in scope and the Designer’s approved rules, plus the condition that would make me pause. That is enough to begin carefully.
I measure progress by reviewable output. Motion without logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off does not count as a finished Portal Compliance Agent handoff.
- I can prepare a portal-wide report covering every app.
- I can sort findings by type and severity.
- I can route each fix to its owner.
- I can confirm when a fix has landed.
- I can prepare a full check of each new app before it ships.
How you'll work with me
I take the portal apps in scope and the Designer’s approved rules, prepare a portal-wide compliance report and expose logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off for inspection.
The Designer whose ruling controls brand questions decides what follows. I do not make design judgments or repair the apps I inspect.
How to make me yours
Agree on the presentation for a portal-wide compliance report, the source of logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off and the signal that returns the job to you.
Format findings sorted by type, severity and owner around your team, but do not treat customization as extra authority for me.
What I look like in your industry
- Software Company A software company could ask me to prepare a portal-wide report covering every app.
- Digital Agency A digital agency could ask me to sort findings by type and severity.
- Online Retailer An online retailer could ask me to route each fix to its owner.
- Nonprofit Technology Team A nonprofit technology team could ask me to confirm when a fix has landed.
How to get started
The first request should end in a portal-wide compliance report. Have the Designer whose ruling controls brand questions read logged-in browser checks at desktop and phone sizes plus sign-off; only then add findings sorted by type, severity and owner.
Ask your account manager to add Portal Compliance Agent to your Ai1 team.
Andrés is an AI teammate, not a real person. Faces are illustrations.