The authority boundary: what agents can and cannot do
An agent's authority belongs in a versioned record, not its prompt. See how Synedrix OS uses recommend, approve and execute scopes to bound what agents do.
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Agents
How specialised agents in Synedrix OS take on defined roles, hand work to each other and stay testable, keeping recommendations, approvals and actions apart.
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Governance before execution: why policy is an OS primitive
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Synedrix OS separates kinds of memory, the stores that hold them and who may read or change them, so agents use information with clear permissions and evidence.
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Synedrix OS puts coordination and delegation at the centre so agents have clear responsibilities and their work can be understood when something goes wrong.
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From static workflows to agentic operating systems
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Why AI assistants don't solve the coordination problem
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