Agents That Act Together — Within Boundaries
Governed Agentic Actions is the execution runtime where AI agents collaborate, delegate, and orchestrate — all within structural authority boundaries. Agents coordinate across teams and systems while never exceeding their scope
The Problem
Coordination Without Governance Creates Compound Risk
Multi-agent systems boost capabilities but also risks. Authority and data boundaries must be enforced to prevent untraceable, compound decisions
Delegation Leaks
When agents delegate, permissions can unintentionally propagate, creating security and compliance gaps
Full permissions inherited
Unauthorized access possible
Admin rights exposed
Policy violations risked
Difficult to audit
Outcome: Proper scoping prevents authority leaks
Cross-Domain Actions
Actions spanning multiple systems can bypass team oversight, creating untraceable decision chains
Procurement triggers finance updates
ERP changes without checks
Multiple teams affected
Decisions lack accountability
Hard to trace errors
Outcome: Governance restores visibility across domains
No Workflow Control
Agent orchestration happens without policy enforcement, leaving authorization and rules unclear
Unverified workflow actions
Policy gaps emerge
Decisions untracked
No audit trail
Compliance risks increase
Outcome: Enforced orchestration ensures safe workflows
How It Works
Governed Orchestration at Every Boundary
Governed Actions wraps every agent interaction, delegation, and orchestration step with structural governance
Action Evaluation
Every agent action — tool call, data access, delegation — passes through a Policy Gate before execution. Context is compiled, authority is verified, and the action is typed
Scoped Delegation
When agents delegate to other agents, authority is scoped — never inherited wholesale. The receiving agent can only perform actions within the intersection of both authority scopes
Orchestration Governance
Multi-agent workflows are governed as a unit. The workflow itself has an authority scope, and individual agent actions must fit within it.
Core Capabilities
What Governed Actions Delivers
Governed Actions enforces safe, traceable agent workflows with scoped delegation, policy checks, real-time monitoring, and rollback capabilities
Scoped Delegation
Agents delegate tasks with authority scoping. The receiving agent's permissions are the intersection of its own scope and the delegating agent's scope
Action Type System
Every possible action has a type with required authority, preconditions, and policy constraints. Actions outside the type system don't exist
Contextual Escalation
When an action exceeds an agent's authority, it escalates with full context — not a generic "approval needed" request
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Coordinate agent workflows across departments and systems. Each step governed, each delegation scoped, each outcome traced
Rollback & Recovery
If a multi-step workflow fails at any point, governed rollback ensures previously completed steps are reversed safely
Real-Time Execution Monitor
Watch agent actions in real-time. See context compiled, policy evaluated, authority verified, and outcomes produced — as they happen
Use Cases
Where Governed Actions Operates
Governed Actions manages multi-agent workflows across departments, incidents, and systems. Every task is scoped, traceable, and escalated as needed, blending automation with human oversight for safe, compliant operations.
Integrations
Works With Your Orchestration Stack
Governed Actions integrates with existing orchestration tools and adds governance at every boundary
Orchestration
Communication
Workflow Engines
Notification
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When Agent A delegates to Agent B, the system applies the intersection of their authority scopes. Further delegation narrows the scope, creating a mathematically bounded authority chain
The action doesn’t fail silently — it triggers contextual escalation. Full context, policy, and evidence are routed to the appropriate approver for informed decisions
Multi-agent workflows are governed as a single unit, with each step constrained by the workflow’s authority scope. If a step fails, rollback reverses prior actions, and every step produces a linked Decision Trace for full visibility
Yes. Governance as a Gradient™ blends agent automation with human approvals. Actions auto-approve or escalate based on risk, with thresholds you define for full context and control
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