Module · Agent Workforce

    Humans sign. Agents assemble.

    A five-tier workforce that keeps a named executive accountable for every regulated output — while agents do the continuous, evidence-heavy work underneath.

    You choose the AI. Cabier orchestrates the trust.

    The workforce chart

    Five tiers. One accountable human per output.

    The chart is intentionally shallow. Every regulated output has a Tier 0 signer at the top and a chain of agents underneath — each with a scope, a model dependency, and a kill switch.

    Tier

    Tier 0 · Accountable Human

    Role

    Named Senior Manager / Board sponsor

    Scope

    Signs every material output. Owns the regulatory answer. Cannot be delegated to an agent.

    Examples

    • · Chief Risk Officer
    • · Chief AI Officer
    • · Head of Compliance
    • · SMF holder (UK)

    Tier

    Tier 1 · Orchestrators

    Role

    Human-led orchestration bench

    Scope

    Cabier practitioners and client leads who scope work, review agent output, and route the evidence trail to a Tier 0 signer.

    Examples

    • · Engagement Partner
    • · Delivery Lead
    • · Regulatory Reviewer

    Tier

    Tier 2 · Assurance Agents

    Role

    Read-only, evidence-anchored

    Scope

    Continuous control monitoring, twin-vs-twin diffs, KEV watch, ORS telemetry. Never mutate client systems. Every finding cites a signed audit ID.

    Examples

    • · CCM agent
    • · Twin diff agent
    • · Evidence collector
    • · Enforcement watcher

    Tier

    Tier 3 · Draft Agents

    Role

    Human-in-the-loop, sandboxed

    Scope

    Draft board packs, regulator briefs, control narratives, remediation tasks. Output is queued for a Tier 1 reviewer and a Tier 0 signer — never auto-released.

    Examples

    • · Board pack drafter
    • · Regulator brief drafter
    • · Policy diff drafter

    Tier

    Tier 4 · Gate Agents

    Role

    Trust Gate enforcement

    Scope

    Machine-executable gates that block a workflow when a live obligation drifts. All actions are logged, reversible, and referable to a named executive.

    Examples

    • · Trust Gate blocker
    • · Attestation gate
    • · Reserve-freshness gate

    Control envelope

    What every agent runs inside.

    Every agent is observed

    Every agent invocation produces a signed audit ID (agent, model, prompt hash, evidence set, human reviewer, signer). No shadow calls, no unattributed output.

    Model-agnostic by design

    Agents are wired through the CABIER AI control plane. The client chooses the model; Cabier orchestrates the trust. Swapping GPT-5 for Claude 4.5 or a sovereign small model changes nothing in the accountability chain.

    Nothing autonomous ships

    Tier 2 is read-only. Tier 3 drafts land in a review queue. Tier 4 only enforces gates a human has pre-approved. No agent can sign, publish, or transact without a named executive.

    Kill switch is real

    Every agent tier has a per-domain and global kill switch owned by a Tier 0 executive. Trust Gates continue to block execution even when the drafting agents are paused.

    Guardrails

    What the workforce will not do.

    No agent is a signer
    Regulators do not accept algorithmic sign-off. Only a named human closes a cycle. Agents assemble the evidence; humans own the answer.
    No unbounded autonomy
    Agent scope is written into the engagement charter and enforced by Trust Gates. Autonomy is granted per task, not per role.
    No client-data exfil
    Agents run inside the client's tenancy or a Cabier enclave. Prompts, evidence, and outputs never cross into model-vendor training corpora.
    No hidden agents
    Every agent is listed on the workforce chart with its tier, scope, model dependency, kill switch, and accountable executive.