What the executive agent does
- Assembles a briefing from policies, decision logs, and metric sheets.
- Names a decision already written in a log.
- Shows which policy owns the topic.
- Prepares an agenda: what is decided and which document the brief lacks.
What goes into the executive brief
- Company policies.
- Decision logs.
- Metric sheets and summaries the company included.
- Responsibility lines for managers.
What an answer looks like
The briefing is short: the decision or the rule, the document, and what the brief does not yet describe. The agent does not extend a decision log with a guess.
Questions about the executive agent
Does the agent make the decision?
The agent shows the recorded decision and the policy. A new decision stays with the executive.
Where does the status of an issue come from?
From the decision log and the policy in the brief.
Can it prepare an agenda?
Yes. The agenda is what is already decided plus the gaps in the brief.
Is it connected to the other roles?
Yes. It reads the same company brief: policies, metric sheets, and team procedures.