Playbooks · approvals · receipts

Governed agents your team can trust.

Define the system your agents work inside: the playbooks, rules and actions your team approved. Agents act only within it, every consequential action waits for a person, and each one leaves a receipt.

Early access · Governed from the first action
See it in action

Give it a request. Watch it work, governed.

One example, a billing request: the agent matches it to a playbook your team approved, runs the checks that playbook requires, and proposes one scoped action for a person to approve.

conxtagents · Billing playbook Governed · conxt memory
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Customer Email · #CNX-1847
I upgraded to Pro and my card was charged, but my account still shows Free. Can you fix my access?
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Agent
Restore Pro entitlementHuman approval required
Proposed action
Set plan → Pro (one account)
Grounded in
subscription-entitlement.v1
Confidence
96%
Execution
Human-gated · signed token
Approve actionDeclineone-time token on approval
Every request, routed

Your agent handles the queue. You step in only where policy requires judgment.

Every request is classified against approved memory, routed into the right lane, and either resolved, sent for your approval, or escalated, with a full decision trace behind each one.

Grounded in a governed brain

The agent acts only on playbooks your team approved. Nothing enters the brain, or governs an action, without human sign-off.

MRDuplicate chargeExecuted
JARestore entitlementNeeds you
DKAccount compromiseEscalated
PNDeliver invoiceExecuted

Human-approved actions

Consequential changes pause for a one-click approval. Every approval issues a signed, one-time execution token, scoped to exactly that action.

Audited end to end

Every decision and side effect is recorded: what matched, who approved, what changed, before and after. Zero ungoverned actions.

See every decision

Watch the agent reason, and know exactly why it acted.

Each action opens into its full decision trace: the request, the memory it recalled, the playbook it matched, the guardrails it cleared, and what it did.

The request
Classified into a lane before anything runs
The memory
Only approved entries are recalled. Proposed ones never govern
The checks
Every guardrail the action had to clear, and the result
The receipt
The playbook that authorized it and the person who approved it

Your rules. Your approvals. Every action on the record.

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