Define exactly when AI acts autonomously — and when it doesn't.
Evaluates risk against your configured thresholds at every workflow transition. Most work ships autonomously. Humans are involved when your org config says they should be — at whichever step that is.
Risk-calibrated autonomy, not binary human gates.
The Policy Engine evaluates each workflow against configurable rules — service criticality, change scope, regulatory constraints, historical incidents — and determines the right autonomy level automatically.
Multi-Dimensional Risk Classification
Evaluates service criticality, change scope, affected dependencies, regulatory constraints, and historical incident patterns. Not a binary safe/unsafe — a nuanced risk score.
Four Autonomy Levels
Autonomous execution, async notification, soft review, and active checkpoint. Each change gets the minimum oversight its risk profile demands — no more, no less.
Per-Team, Per-Service Configuration
Your payments team has different thresholds than your docs team. Configure policies by service, team, environment, change type, and compliance domain.
Regulatory Constraint Enforcement
SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR constraints are encoded as policies. Compliance isn't a manual checklist — it's enforced automatically at the workflow level.
How changes distribute across autonomy levels
How policy evaluation works
Transition reached
At every step in the workflow — not just at the end — the Policy Engine evaluates the current state.
Signals extracted
Service, change type, scope, affected deps, team, environment, and any new findings (e.g. security scan results) are analyzed.
Risk scored
Multi-factor classification produces a risk score against your configured thresholds.
Action determined
The appropriate autonomy level is applied at this transition — proceed, notify, or route the right human.
Routine changes designed to ship without human involvement. Higher-risk work routes to the right reviewers automatically — not blanket review on every change.
Autonomous by default. Human-involved when risk demands it.
Configure policies that match your organization's risk appetite — not someone else's.