Autonomous operators. One outcome, supervised across several agents.
An autonomous operator supervises a roster of task and department agents underneath it, holds the operating plan, and is sold against one named metric — pipeline coverage, DSO, blended CAC. You review the plan monthly; the operator runs the execution.
Businesses that already run at least two of the supervised agents and are ready to own an outcome, not just a function.
A department agent owns one function; an autonomous operator supervises several agents at once and is accountable for the outcome they jointly produce.
Agents in this tier
9 agents
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Frequently asked
The operator executes across its supervised agents without asking for each individual action — but anything that changes the plan itself (spend beyond a guardrail, a strategy shift) still goes to a human.
Yes — no operator is sold without at least two of its supervised agents already running for 60 days. That's a qualification rule, not a sales tactic: an operator needs a track record to supervise against.
The operating plan and the named metric it's sold against — not individual actions. Weekly reporting still runs underneath, from the supervised agents.
It runs the execution layer a manager would otherwise coordinate by hand across several tools. You still set the target and own the relationships.
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