Give the job clear limits.
Name the owner, define the task and set an allowance. A standing instruction can let the agent work within those limits; exceptions come back to the owner.
EMILIA · Authorization infrastructure for agentic AI
Your AI workforce
needs management.
Give every agent a job, set its authority, and know what happened.
You choose what the agent may do and who is responsible. EMILIA is building the workspace to manage that work, with Gate enforcing your limits on the tools you connect.
Private local alpha. Evaluations by arrangement, not a hosted service.
The job stays. The agent can change.
Replace the agent.
Keep the same allowance.
A finance owner gives the refunds job a $10,000 allowance. Dot uses $3,000. Another $400 refund is unresolved. Changing the agent must not create a fresh budget.
Job
Refund approved orders
Owner: Finance operations
- Job allowance
- $10,000
- Consumed
- $3,000
- Unresolved
- $400
Before replacement · Dot v1
$6,600Available authorityAfter replacement · Dot v2
$6,600Available authorityThe unresolved $400 stays unavailable. The retired assignment cannot start new covered work. Its history stays with the job.
Illustrative record from the local alpha's synthetic scenario. No customer funds or settlement claim. Assumes no other reservations.
A familiar management job
Someone still owns the work.
Think of it as HR for AI agents: a job, delegated authority, a work review and a proper handover. Agents are software. A person or institution remains accountable.
Change the worker, not the history.
Assignments can change. Consumed authority and unfinished work stay with the same account. Removing an assignment stops new covered actions, not actions already underway.
Review the result.
Keep what Gate permitted, what the provider reported and what a reviewer accepted as separate facts. A signed receipt does not prove the job was done well.
The infrastructure underneath
The workspace is where you manage.
Gate is where the limits take effect.
A screen alone cannot stop a tool call. Gate belongs beside the credentials that let an agent issue a refund, change a record or deploy code. It checks the exact action before that connected path can run.
EMILIA is the company.
We build the operating product and work with teams on integration and deployment. The workforce workspace is a private local alpha.
About EMILIAGate applies your authority.
You choose the rules and the connected paths. Alternate credentials and routes outside Gate remain outside its control.
How Gate worksThe Protocol stays open.
Open formats, verifiers and reference code keep evidence portable. You can use the public protocol without buying from EMILIA.
Explore the open protocolEnforcement requires completely mediated paths through the credential-owning Gate. It does not undo an action already entered, guarantee a provider's result or certify legal compliance.
What you can evaluate today
Working locally.
Ready for a specific conversation.
The private alpha demonstrates a named job owner, agent replacement, persistent local authority and a separate work-review record using synthetic refunds.
See the handover.
Replacement and restart preserve the same allowance and unresolved work in the local demo. Retired-worker attempts, duplicate unresolved work and agent self-review are refused.
Understand the limits.
The alpha runs on one trusted host with bounded local storage. It has no high availability or rollback resistance. It is not a multi-tenant hosted service or a customer deployment.
Choose one real job.
Start with one finance team's refunds workflow, a named owner and agreed acceptance criteria. The external evaluation team and provider are not yet selected. Terms are not yet set.
Production needs authenticated identities, a credential-owning executor, durable state and tested recovery for the agreed environment. No customer savings or ROI are claimed.
Start with one job
What would you let an agent do
if its limits stayed in place?
Bring one workflow and the person who owns it. We'll look at the tools it reaches, the authority it needs and how you would judge the result.
The developer scan is free. It maps supported declared actions; it does not activate enforcement.