Home / Tuvel Control Plane

Every agent on a leash your risk team holds.

Tuvel Control Plane is where authority is decided and recorded: what each agent may do, spend and see, for staff agents and the customer advisor alike. Any of them stops in one click.

Available now What makes the Control Plane different

  • Autonomy per agent

    Each agent holds a level from 1 to 5. Above it, a person decides, and a person approves every step up.

  • Budgets and limits

    Daily and monthly budgets per agent, and caps per payment and per day for customers.

  • Customer-chosen autonomy

    Each customer picks a level for the advisor, inside the ceiling your bank sets per segment.

  • Approvals

    One-button approvals on cards where the work is, with reasons on the record.

  • Guardrails and policies

    What always needs a person, what each agent may see, and baseline banking rules every agent follows.

  • Model routing per agent

    The right model for each agent, through one layer that falls back and prices every call.

  • Kill switch

    Pause any agent in one click. Going over budget stops it too.

  • Action-level audit

    Every action and every decision, with who asked, what ran and why.

Credit Appraisal Note DrafterLending
Level
1, Observe
Budget
$40 a day
Model
Set for this agent
Tools
5 granted
Approver
Credit officer
Every agent has a panel like this.

Every agent, live.

The live operations view shows your risk team what each agent is doing and has decided, as it happens.

  • What every agent is doing now, and what it just decided
  • Where the next hand-off is queued
  • Pause, demote or override any agent in one click
  • Scoped actions, with a blast-radius view before a workflow change goes live
  • Maker-checker on changes to connections and rules
  • Calls to bank systems in a hash-chained trail, with a signed export to your SIEM
Live operationsRetail credit, now
  • Loan File OrchestratorRouting file HL-2041 to the credit officer
    Working
  • Cash Flow and Statement AnalyserIncome matches statements; workings attached
    Decided
  • Credit Appraisal Note DrafterA deviation on a card for Meera
    Waiting
  • Sanction to Disbursement TrackerNext hand-off: the pre-disbursement checklist
    Queued
Pause, demote or override any agent from one view.

Earned autonomy.

Every agent holds a level and earns wider autonomy level by level, from its own record. Bank agents start at L1 or L2; a person decides each step up, and a nightly check drops a level when the work slips.

  1. Observe

    Reads and reports. Anything it would write, even a draft, waits for a person.

  2. Assist

    Reads and drafts on its own. Changes to records other people rely on wait for a person.

  3. Operate

    Changes workspace records on its own. Anything that reaches outside the workspace waits.

  4. Represent

    Acts outside the workspace on its own, such as emailing a contact. Publishing waits.

  5. Lead

    Publishes on its own and hands work to agents below it. Deleting and governance changes always wait.

  • A results score from its own record

    The share of the agent’s counted results that went well, shown once 20 or more are counted and refreshed every night. The score itself never moves a level.

  • A nightly check on four signals

    Over the last 14 days: approval cards dismissed or edited, agent-caused errors, bad ratings from several people and outcomes rated poor. Any one past its line drops the agent one level, at most one a night and never below L1. Provider outages are not counted against it.

  • Wider autonomy, level by level

    After 30 days at its level, with 25 or more decided cards, under 5% dismissed, no level drop and a results score of at least 60, the agent is nominated on a card. A person decides.

  • A sample sent back to people

    About one run in twenty is sent back to a person to grade.

  • Irreversible actions stay with people

    At every level, actions that cannot be undone wait for a person.

  • Some breaches drop a level at once

    Going over budget drops an agent one level straight away. Asking for an action reserved for people, outside an approval card, drops it to L1 and pauses it.

Why earned autonomy matters   Earned autonomy, explained

Policy and Deviation CheckerRetail credit

86%Results that went well,
from its 212 counted results

Level
2, Assist
Days at this level
41
Cards decided
184
Cards dismissed
3%
Agent-caused errors, 14 days
1%
Outcomes rated poor, 14 days
0
An example panel. The record nominates an agent for a step up and a person decides; a nightly check drops a level when the work slips.

Levels for customers.

For customers, autonomy takes two keys. The advisor has its own ladder: each customer chooses a level, inside the ceiling your bank sets for their segment, with caps per payment and per day. An action runs on its own only where both allow it.

The two keys

  • Commitments always wait for the customer’s tap
  • Loosening a rule needs a one-time code; tightening is instant
  • Every rule change is versioned and can be rolled back

Every setting, per agent.

Change one, and exactly one thing changes.

SettingWhat it holdsWhat it controls
LevelFrom L1 to L5Whether an action runs now or waits
BudgetDaily and monthly capsHow much it may spend
ModelSet per agentCost and speed, never permissions
SkillsProcedures with a priorityHow it approaches repeat work
KnowledgeYour documents and rulesWhat it knows before every run
ToolsGranted one at a timeWhat it can reach
ApproversNamed peopleWho decides above its level
RecordEvery actionWhat anyone can review later

Model routing.

Each agent runs on the model that fits its work, routed through one layer that falls back when a key runs out and prices every call against the agent’s budget.

Audit.

Every turn, tool call, hand-off and decision is recorded, with who asked, what ran and why, for your risk, audit and compliance teams.

Questions.

What does Tuvel Control Plane control?

What each agent may do, spend and see: its level, daily and monthly budgets, the tools and knowledge it is granted, its model, its approvers and the record of every action. It covers staff agents and the customer advisor alike.

How do autonomy levels work for staff agents?

Each agent holds a level from L1, Observe, to L5, Lead. Every action above its level waits for a person. Bank agents start at L1 or L2, and a person decides each step up.

What is earned autonomy?

Autonomy an AI agent earns from its own record. Each Tuvel agent holds a level from 1 to 5. Every night its last 14 days are checked: if people dismiss or edit too many of its approval cards, it causes too many errors, several people rate its work bad or its outcomes are rated poor, it drops one level. After 30 days of clean work at its level, with a results score of 60 or more, it is nominated for the next level on a card, and a person decides.

What is an agent’s results score?

The share of the agent’s counted results that went well, such as approvals, replies and people’s ratings. It shows once at least 20 results are counted, is refreshed every night and on Recompute now, and sits next to the agent’s level, so the person who decides a step up has the evidence in front of them. The score itself never moves a level.

Can we stop an agent at once?

Yes. Any agent can be paused in one click from the control plane, and its next action is refused; resume switches it back on. Going over its budget stops it and drops it one level.

What does the audit record hold?

Every turn, tool call, hand-off and decision, with who asked, what ran and why, for your risk, audit and compliance teams.

Put the controls in front of your risk team.

We walk through every setting, approve a card together and pause an agent live.

Or write to demo@tuvel.co.