Autonomy
How independently a crew operates.
- Starts by suggesting, in shadow mode
- Autonomy tiers for each crew
- Raised only after evaluations pass
Govern
Ceez lets enterprises define how independently AI can operate, what authority it has, and where human control is required.
The core idea
Autonomy is not authority, and neither says how much an action matters. Each one has its own controls.
How independently a crew operates.
What it is allowed to do.
How much the action matters.
What you control
People sign in with your existing company login, and access is granted by role. Actions run under the identity of the person they are done for, not a shared account.
Before a step runs, Ceez works out exactly which skills, tools and knowledge it may use, and pins that set so it can be reconstructed later.
Anything past a limit stops and asks its named approver. Larger actions need two people. Out-of-authority actions go to a named human.
Spend limits, a limit on how far one action can reach, and policy hooks and guardrails that screen what a crew produces before it acts.
One control pauses every crew.
People review suggestions and decide on exceptions. Every action goes on a record. See how it is proved.
Autonomy is earned
You choose how much a crew may do on its own, per objective. The limits and approvals apply at every level.
See how the limits, approvals and record work on an objective of your own.
Get started
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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