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What can your agent reach? RiskMandate and the Agent Behaviour Policy, explained for the person who has to decide: what changed in v1.1.0
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A behaviour policy answers "may it?". It does not answer "is it right?". TheA clearestsimple example I know is a refund: an agent allowed to refund up to $200 refunds $150 to a customer owed $120, and every control passes. So we have extended the model with two more policies. A decision policy says, at a branch point, who decides, on what evidence, within what limits, and who is called when the case is out of bounds. A workflow policy says which steps run in what order. Three policies for an agent sets them out; approve at altitude shows how a board signs off once and every level below inherits it; case law for agents shows how the cases nobody predicted become precedent.
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