Autonomy
What It Does
Autonomy controls how closely you supervise a process. A supervised process pauses for your approval before it takes actions that write, notify, or otherwise have a real effect — a fully autonomous one runs those same steps without stopping to ask.
This is enforced by the platform itself, not just a label the agent is instructed to respect — a supervised step won't go through without your approval.
How to Use It
Set a process's autonomy level when you create or edit it. Start new or sensitive processes as supervised, and only move a process to run unattended once you've seen it behave the way you expect over several supervised runs.
If you're not sure whether a process should be supervised, leave it supervised. You can always change it later once you trust how it behaves.