Traffic Lights

Supervised autonomy platform

Your agents act.
Your people decide.

The supervised autonomy platform — where AI actions are governed by human decisions and every person unlocks the full potential of AI.

Approvals
Enforced, not promised
Decisions
Logged: who, when, what
Deploy
No infrastructure
Decision queue
5 actions · 2 pending
  • Client comms · draft 4

    Sales Agent · awaiting your approval before sending

    Pending review
  • Invoice variance · $4,210

    Billing Agent · within your $5,000 auto-approve policy

    Approved
  • Vendor onboarding check

    Ops Agent · escalated to M. Okafor — outside policy

    Escalated
  • Refund request · $240

    Billing Agent · refunds under $500 auto-approved

    Approved
  • Support reply · ticket #9921

    Support Agent · flagged for tone — needs human sign-off

    Pending review

Every action logged. Every decision attributable.

“How do I use AI agents in my organization — safely?”

Your AI vendor answers the capability question. Traffic Lights answers the accountability question — what is allowed, who approved it, what did they understand, and what to do when something goes wrong.

The risk leaders face

When an AI agent gets it wrong:

Enterprise AI adoption is slow — not because managers don't want it, but because they lack a safe path.
Traffic Lights provides that path.

  • Who is accountable?

  • Who authorized the decision?

  • Was there a human who understood it?

  • How do you make sure it never happens again?

  • What do you show regulators or the board?

How Traffic Lights works

Every agent action is governed by a policy you define.

Not a notification. A comprehension surface.

Approval is gated until the reviewer has engaged.

  • The agent acts autonomously within your ratified threshold

  • Proper escalation when uncertain — not guesses

  • You see the full context: what the agent did and why

  • Human decisions logged: who, when, what

  • A feedback loop adjusts thresholds as the system learns

The actual promise

Nobody does the work AI can do. Everyone does the work only humans can.

The analyst becomes the decision-maker. The coordinator becomes the manager.

  • The accountable person sets policy
  • Their approval gates every exception
  • They are more productive, less overworked
  • This is not a displacement story — it is an elevation story

AI does not replace them — it promotes them.

Approval surface — mobile

The operating loop

Three steps that turn autonomous agents into a governed system your people can run — and a loop that closes on your terms.

  1. Step 1: Define

    Build your process visually — tasks, dependencies, which steps agents handle and which require human sign-off. Set the policies and thresholds that govern when agents act alone and when they must ask. Or just describe it to your AI tool and let it build for you. No code required.

  2. Step 2: Monitor

    Watch everything in one place. Red, amber, green health signal per process, SLA tracking, proactive notifications in the channel you already use. Or just ask your AI tool — the MCP server answers.

  3. Step 3: Govern

    Agents execute within your thresholds. When a threshold is crossed, the right person gets the full context — what the agent did, why, and what happens if they approve. Approval is enforced, not promised. Every decision is logged.

Improve · Govern back to Define

Outcomes feed back into policy. Patterns surface. Thresholds adjust.
But only when you say so.

A new category

Traffic Lights is not just a governance tool.

It is not just a workflow automation tool.

It is not just an AI monitoring tool.

It is the supervised autonomy platform — the operating model for AI in the modern hybrid enterprise.

Early access

Define your first governed process in 15 minutes.

No infrastructure to deploy. No seat licenses for approvers. Approvers tap from their phone.