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A coding agent joins the team

Agents onboarded like engineers: a seat, an owner, limits, whichever vendor they come from.

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New agent, then Marcus approves, then Onboarded.

Who decides · Marcus Oyelaran · Department head · a new agent seat

How it plugs in

No new inbox, no new tool to learn.

  • 01

    An app in your tools

    Connects to your repositories, trackers and chat as an app

  • 02

    A check, not a meeting

    Holds a decision as a check the owner clears

  • 03

    Where people already work

    Asks the owner where they already work, and carries out what was decided

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Seats

Seat

A coding agent joins the Ledger team

Seat
Ledger team · coding agent
Answers to
Amara Diallo, engineering manager
Decides alone
Nothing, for now
Escalation
Amara, then Marcus Oyelaran
Models
Two approved for code; none for customer data
rulesORG-R05: a new agent seat needs the department head
personMarcus Oyelaran approves the seat
agentIdentity created inside the identity blueprint
escalationProduction read access sent to Helena Strand, CISO (SEC-R03)

Declined · DEC-2214

No production access for the first quarter; review date set

Corvane · DEC-2210
The seat, its owner, its limits and the one request that went up.

How it runs

A team wants a coding agent, from whichever vendor. Without a seat it arrives through a developer’s own account, with that developer’s access, calling whichever model the tool points at, and the first audit question, “who is accountable for what this agent does”, has no answer.

A seat is a role a person and an agent hold together; the escalation matrix says who decides above each limit, seat by seat.

  1. Person decidesTue 09:00
    Amara asks for a seat for a coding agent
  2. Agent carries09:10
    Seat drafted: jobs, limits, escalation, models
  3. Rules check09:12

    ORG-R05

    A new agent seat needs the department head

  4. Person decides11:00
    Marcus Oyelaran approves the seat
  5. Agent carries11:08
    Identity and model access granted inside policy
  6. Rules check11:12

    SEC-R03

    Production access for agents

  7. Person decides14:30
    Helena Strand declines, with a review date
up the escalation matrix, by rule a person decides

Your issue tracker · Engineering

REQ-4120

A coding agent for the Ledger team

Assigned to
ADLedger team seat
Status
Needs Marcus
Drawn as your tool shows it; ClrSlate adds the line that names the owner.

Illustration · Corvane, a fictional company

Step by step

Who takes each step, in order.

For

Told end to end: Corvane gives agents access the way it gives people access. Corvane is a fictional company.

  1. 01Amara Diallo, engineering managerAsks for the seat: the jobs, the person who will answer for it, the systems it needs.
  2. 02Enterprise Architecture’s agentDrafts the seat from the senior developer role: decision rights, escalation path, models, systems.
  3. 03Marcus Oyelaran, department headApproves the seat (ORG-R05).
  4. 04The IAM practice’s agentCreates the identity inside the identity blueprint.
  5. 05The model gateway’s agentGrants model access inside the approved models; none for customer data (SEC-R12).
  6. 06Helena Strand, CISODeclines production access for the first quarter, with the reason and a review date (SEC-R03).
  7. 07Amara DialloAnswers for the agent; its first pull request is a request on her seat, nothing merged.
  8. 08Yuki Tanaka, compliance leadReviews the audit pack the record assembles before it leaves the company (AUD-R01).

Where the decisions sit

Decision, who decides, up to where, and above that whom.

  • The seat exists, with its jobs and limitsDecides: the department headUp to: the approved rolesAbove that: the executive
  • The agent’s identityDecides: the identity team’s leadUp to: the environment’s identity blueprintAbove that: the Security practice lead
  • Which models, with what dataDecides: the gateway’s service ownerUp to: the approved models and data rulesAbove that: the Security practice lead
  • Access to each systemDecides: its service ownerUp to: the seat’s access profileAbove that: the identity team’s lead
  • What the agent may merge, deploy or send aloneDecides: the seat’s personUp to: the limits written in the seatAbove that: the next seat up the escalation matrix

How much the agent decides, to start. A new agent seat starts at “asks every time” for anything that merges, deploys or leaves the company. Limits widen per job as the record shows the agent asked and decided well, and the person who owns the seat decides each widening.

The record it leaves. One seat, decision record DEC-2210; three grants within policy; one escalation, DEC-2214, declined with a reason and a review date; and from then on every packet the agent prepared and every decision taken on it. The audit pack is a query, not a project.

The tools it runs through

We connect to the systems you run, and build the connection before the demo.

What it uses

Where it leads

Start with howyou run today.

Bring one piece of work that breaks at the handoffs: a pull request waiting on three reviewers, an initiative spread across twelve tools, a release nobody owns. We model the seats it crosses, give one of them an agent, and follow one decision to its record.

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