Autonomy
How independently a crew operates. Set as a tier for each crew.
Why Ceez · Governed autonomy
AI starts by suggesting, and acts alone only inside the limits you set, after tests pass. One control pauses every crew.
Three questions
Autonomy is not authority, and neither says how much an action matters. Each one has its own controls. Govern
How independently a crew operates. Set as a tier for each crew.
What it is allowed to do. Roles, and tools granted step by step.
How much the action matters. Spend limits, and two approvers for larger actions.
How it is earned
A crew begins in shadow mode. Autonomy is raised only after evaluations pass.
The crew proposes and explains. People do the work.
A named person approves each step before it runs.
Routine work inside the limits runs on its own.
The crew runs the objective, on the record.
How it is limited
The limits apply at every level, whatever the tier.
One control pauses every crew: the one-click pause.
How it is governed
People review suggestions and decide on exceptions. Every action goes on a record that shows if anyone edits it. Evaluations come before autonomy is raised, so each step up is tested first.
Each action, the step it belonged to and the objective it served.
The limit it ran inside, and the person who approved anything past it.
A record that shows if anyone edits it, and that an auditor can replay.
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See how Ceez turns a real business objective into a working, governed AI workforce. A Ceez engineer uses the FDE Workbench to understand your environment, ground the objective and show you how it would run, with controls from day one.
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