Operational intelligence
Verified procedures, exception patterns, cases and evidence requirements represented as a versioned decision graph.
Resources
Understand the system before you design the worker.
A practical route through operational intelligence, worker architecture, evaluation, deployment controls and the open trust standard beneath agent identity and authority.
01Evidence
02Reasoning
03Approval
Four connected layers
Knowledge, execution, authority and evidence are designed together around the operational process.
System map
Four layers answer four different questions.
Keep the knowledge model, worker runtime, authority boundary and evaluation evidence distinct. That separation makes the system easier to review, test and change.
Worker runtime
Specialised pipelines that coordinate approved models, enterprise tools and workflow state around one bounded job.
Authority boundary
Identity, permission, approval and escalation controls that determine which action can proceed and who remains accountable.
Evaluation and evidence
Representative cases, failure tests and retained action records used to support release and review decisions.
For product and operations teams
See how one process becomes a production worker.
Start with the delivery method, then review a launch programme and the operating measures used to judge fit.
For developers and architects
Build on the open agent trust layer.
Use the OATI Hub for identifier, passport, mandate, receipt and registry concepts, implementation guidance and public verification.