Set once, enforced every time
Rules are set by your team and enforced by the system on every run, not left to the prompt.
Decide who each agent is, what it can touch and when it must stop. Every action is logged, so you can always see what happened.
Comparing approaches? Read governed vs ungoverned agents.
User approved packet
Agent called CRM tool
Knowledge source checked
Rules are set by your team and enforced by the system on every run, not left to the prompt.
Any run can be paused or cancelled, and hard cases go to a person instead of a guess.
Every decision and action can be traced back, from the sources used to the person who signed off.
Every agent acts under a name, an owner and a scope. It can only use the connectors and data you approve, and nothing is open by default. Role based access decides which people can build, run and review agents.
Guardrails are set at the organization level and enforced before work runs. Decide which models each team can use, which actions an agent may take on its own and which must wait for approval.
Controls cost, quality, latency, privacy, and task complexity.
Any run can be paused or cancelled at any time, not only at the start. When an agent reaches a step it is not allowed to take alone, it stops and hands the decision to the right person. If an approval waits too long, the agent sends reminders and can alert an admin.
The agent paused this step. Reminder sent after 2 hours.
Every decision and action can be rebuilt after the fact: the request, the sources, the model, the tool calls and each human sign off. The record sits next to the work and is ready for review or audit.
Every agent gets an identity and a person responsible for it.
Choose the connectors and data it may use. Nothing else is open.
Decide what it may do alone and what waits for a person.
Watch, pause or cancel work as it happens.
Every run leaves a full trail for review and audit.
Short answers to what teams ask before they put this part of SoftworkerAI to work.
Contact us directlySix controls: identity, access, approvals, supervision, audit and policy. They apply to every agent and every run, and governance is included on every plan, never sold as an add on.
Enforced. Policies are applied by the system at runtime, not written into a prompt. An agent cannot use a tool, read data or take an action that its policy does not allow.
Yes. Any run can be paused or cancelled at any time by the people allowed to supervise it.
It escalates. The agent stops at that step and asks the right person to decide, with the context attached, and the decision joins the record.
Yes. You can bring your own LLM provider and set model policies for each team or workflow.
The multiplayer workspace for humans and AI agents is how teams move beyond prompting and safely hand AI real work. It gives people one place to plan, approve, and oversee execution, so they can run work with AI agents they can govern and trust.