Agents Overview

Mesh Pilot ships with six specialist marketing agents: Ads, Sales, Social, Creative, Voice, and SEO. Plus a seventh — the Ask agent — which is the cockpit’s tool-using co-pilot, not a domain agent. Each agent is a product in itself. It can run on its own, against one domain, for one brand. But when they’re deployed together inside the cockpit, they compose — not collide.

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The HITL contract

Every agent honours the same human-in-the-loop contract:

1. Read freely. Agents can read your data — campaign performance, deal history, social mentions, call transcripts, search rankings — without asking permission for each read.
2. Propose, never execute. Any action that changes the world goes through the Inbox as a proposal. The agent does not write to Meta, send an email, dial a phone, or publish a post without your approval (or an explicit autonomy threshold you set).
3. Surface attribution. Every proposal carries a “From: <agent>” badge so you always know which agent drafted what.
4. Share through substrate. Agents talk to each other through three patterns: the Inbox (operator-mediated), the Brain (anonymised cross-brand wisdom), and Memory (brand-scoped facts). They never call each other directly.

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What every agent will not do

• It will not become a nav destination. You navigate to the work surface for the domain, not to the agent.
• It will not write to another agent’s data store.
• It will not leak across brands. Every read and every action is scoped to a brand you’ve authorised the agent on.
• It will not surface in your Inbox without scoping itself to your authorised brand set.

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