One orchestrator, many specialists.
Agents don’t operate independently. The orchestrator holds the business context, decides which specialist should act, and passes the result on — so an analytics finding becomes a sales task without a human relaying it.
Where an action exceeds its scope — a value threshold, a policy rule, an irreversible change — it stops and waits for a named approver.
Autonomy only earns trust when it is bounded.
Scoped by role
An agent inherits the permissions of the function it serves. It cannot read or write outside them.
Logged end to end
Every read, decision and write lands in an audit trail your security team can query.
Reversible by design
Agent actions carry an undo path. Nothing irreversible happens without a human approving it.
Human in the loop
Thresholds, policies and exceptions route to a named approver rather than resolving silently.