agent autonomy

6 stories

Stories

Stop Condition
An agent that stops too early wastes a run. An agent that was never told where to stop can spend a promise someone else made.
Brief BlogOct 2, 20267 min read
Blast Radius
A small action can carry a large blast radius when customers, workflows, or dependent decisions inherit its effects.
Brief BlogSep 30, 20264 min read
Reversible by Whom?
A decision can be reversible for the company and costly for everyone who acted on it. The real question is who pays when it is undone.
Brief BlogSep 29, 20264 min read
One-Way Doors
Most decisions are two-way doors, and agents are right to walk through them fast. The trouble is the few that aren't, and the fact that reversibility depends on more than the decision itself.
Brief BlogSep 28, 20268 min read
The Highest Level of AI Agent Autonomy
Why coding agents achieve the highest autonomy today, and how Domain-Specific Languages can bring the same level of autonomy to regulated enterprise domains.
Mozaik BlogJun 19, 20267 min read
How to Give AI Agents Autonomy in Highly Regulated Domains
How to give enterprise AI agents real autonomy in regulated domains — using DSLs, Langium validators, and Mozaik tools that embed legal rules into the compiler loop.
Mozaik BlogJun 17, 20269 min read