Define it precisely.
Exact inputs, outputs, allowed actions, budgets and what success looks like.
Every crew works within approved permissions, uses verified business information and keeps an activity trail. When something falls outside the rules, it stops and alerts you.
Our promise covers routine onboarding, delivery, checking, billing and support.
What the promise does not cover: running a legal company, responding to security incidents and physical infrastructure. We do not claim those are free of people.
This is our house rule. The human who steps in is never a hidden worker doing the task. It is one of two people:
If a task cannot be done safely without a person, the crew stops and tells you. We do not sell that task as autonomous.
A task is only offered as autonomous once it has passed every step, and it stays watched after that.
Exact inputs, outputs, allowed actions, budgets and what success looks like.
Live systems get only the access the task needs. Test accounts and made-up data come first.
Completion is checked with fixed rules and your source records, not the agent's own word.
Missing data, prompt injection, outages, duplicate actions, fraud attempts and unexpected costs.
It goes live only when it meets set performance thresholds.
Completion, error rate, cost and safe-stop rate are monitored for as long as the task runs.
Each step is logged with the time, the agent, what it did, what it checked and the result. When the crew stops, the reason is in the log and in your Morning Brief.
The log on the right is an example of a safe stop.
Autonomous does not mean the crew may ignore the law, consent, payment approval or platform rules.
Tell us what worries you about handing work to AI. The crew answers in writing, and your free preview shows exactly what it would and would not do.