The company sets authority
The organization defines who can act, who can approve consequential work, and which decisions remain with people.
Company authority must travel with every agentic decision
Codespeed carries organizational policy, human responsibility, security boundaries, and spending authority into every project and assignment. Teams decide how intelligence may act, where judgment belongs, and who owns the outcome.
Policy result: Ask. The work returns with the decision and context attached.
One company standard can guide every project
The organization defines the operating standard once. Each project inherits it, narrows it for the work, and keeps human responsibility visible as the workforce expands.
Projects inherit the standard
Each project begins with the company standard and shapes a working scope around its own systems, responsibilities, and objectives.
Every action resolves clearly
Work proceeds, returns for authorized judgment, or stops according to the policy already in force.
Responsibility remains human
Approvals, interventions, changes, and consequential decisions remain connected to the people responsible for the outcome.
Autonomy is the baseline
Every specialist can carry assigned work through implementation and verification. Choose how closely Lead Dev reviews its actions. Project and organization policies can require further review or block an action.
Supervised
Runs checks on its own and asks Lead Dev before it writes code.
Trusted
Writes code and runs checks on its own. Wider actions go to Lead Dev first.
Autonomous
Runs work independently, including commands, packages, and delegation.
Governance must be inherent to all agentic work
Authority stays with the organization
Set how covered actions resolve, who can make consequential decisions, and which resources remain under explicit company control.
Security travels with the work
Carry security policy, approved providers, sensitive access, and organizational data boundaries into every assignment.
Spend remains part of the decision
Set company, project, and specialist ceilings while keeping cost connected to the work, objective, and team behind it.