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Autonomy is a dial, not a switch.

Four stages between a scoped role and live coverage. Drag the dial to see what each one releases.

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Indicative ranges, not a commitment. Any stage can be held indefinitely or reversed in one change.

Four rules that keep a rollout boring.

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One line, one workflow

Never widen scope and autonomy in the same week. You lose the ability to tell which one moved the number.

02

Read shadow drafts out loud

Wording that reads fine on screen can land wrong on a call.

03

Tell your team before your customers

The desk should know what it covers, and how to take a call back, before stage three.

04

Review escalations, not calls

The escalation queue is the signal. Routine calls need spot-checking.

Next Security & controls The permission matrix behind every stage. Before this AI employee playbook Five decisions, then deploy. Start Book a pilot Stage one on your line, next week.