Agent control.
Four agents, each working from memory. Every step cites what it used.
Run the work. Show the work.
The agent pulls the facts and the rules from the record, and the method your best person used the last fourteen times.
Checks the method against the rule, runs the steps, and cites every one. Shorter than the SOP when the method is.
Every decision arrives with the evidence attached. Your team sets the rules and sees every run.
Four agents share one record. Retrieve pulls the facts and rules for this case. Reuse brings the method a person used the last fourteen times. Validate checks the method against the rule. Act runs the steps and files the outcome, evidence attached. Each one cites what it used.
The agent that sits with a person. It works inside the tools they already use, Salesforce, Slack, Gmail, the TMS, shows each step as it goes, and acts when they say so. Same record, same rules as the agents that run in the background. The difference is who’s in the chair.
A run is five steps you can read: what it retrieved, what method it reused, how the rule held, what it drafted, who it handed off to. Milliseconds and cents on each step, the model it used, in your logs the moment it finishes.
Your team sets the rules per workflow: what runs straight through, what gets a second look. Every output carries its evidence, and the action record says who did what.
Agents run the work. Your team governs it. The rules are the same on every workflow, in every industry, and visible in your logs.
Four agents, each working from memory. Every step cites what it used.
On your desktop, in your apps. Every step shown, every action yours to govern.
Each step, the sources it used, the cost and the time. In your logs the moment it runs.
The actions you choose to gate land here, evidence attached, source cited. The rest run.
Checked on the page, then in your logs.
Decisions, tasks and finished work, from your own record.