Product Deep Dive

The operating system for
agent organizations

SageOS doesn't just deploy AI agents — it creates a governed organization of agents that mirrors your human org chart, with the same approval chains, escalation paths, and accountability structures.

Architecture

Three layers of governed execution

Every SageOS deployment is structured in three distinct layers — ensuring separation of intelligence, governance, and execution.

Agent Layer

Specialized AI agents that understand your domain. Each agent has defined capabilities, bounded permissions, and clear escalation paths.

Governance Layer

Policy engine, approval workflows, and role-based access controls. Every action is classified by risk tier and routed to the appropriate authority.

Execution Layer

Single governed executor identity that interfaces with Microsoft 365, infrastructure APIs, and third-party services. Full action attribution.

Key Concept

Internal agents ≠ Microsoft accounts

In SageOS, agents do not have individual Microsoft identities. All execution flows through a single governed executor mailbox — one identity, fully audited, with every action attributed back to the agent and policy that authorized it.

Approval roles (CEO, CISO, General Counsel) are human positions in your org — not agent personas. When an agent needs to send an external email or make a public statement, it drafts the content but a real human with the appropriate authority must approve it.

Security & Governance See Approval Flows
Agent Catalog

Purpose-built agents for every function

Each agent is specialized for a domain, with predefined capabilities and permission boundaries. Agents collaborate through the orchestrator — never directly with each other.

Security Agent

Monitors for threats, initiates containment, collects forensic evidence, and manages incident response workflows.

  • Threat detection & triage
  • Automated containment
  • Evidence collection
  • Incident timeline generation

Operations Agent

Manages infrastructure health, deployment workflows, capacity planning, and operational runbooks.

  • Health monitoring
  • Runbook execution
  • Capacity alerts
  • Change management

Communications Agent

Drafts stakeholder notifications, regulatory communications, and internal updates — always requiring human approval before sending.

  • Stakeholder drafts
  • Regulatory templates
  • Internal updates
  • External comms (Tier-3)

Compliance Agent

Tracks regulatory requirements, maps controls to evidence, and generates compliance reports and evidence packs.

  • Control mapping
  • Evidence pack generation
  • Gap analysis
  • Audit preparation

Finance Agent

Monitors spend anomalies, automates expense categorization, and flags transactions that exceed policy thresholds.

  • Spend monitoring
  • Anomaly detection
  • Budget alerts
  • Vendor management

IT Agent

Handles user provisioning, access reviews, ticket routing, and automated remediation of common IT issues.

  • User provisioning
  • Access reviews
  • Ticket routing
  • Self-service automation

See the multi-agent org in action

Walk through a real incident response scenario — from detection to containment to executive communication.

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