SHP-4821 requires a recovery decision
- Recommended action
- Additional freight
- $940
- Policy
- Human approval required above $500
A digital operations coworker monitors fictional shipments, investigates disruption, completes safe work, and pauses when a consequential decision needs a person.
A regional terminal delay puts a $38,400 Priority A order at risk.
Run the scenario to watch the agent gather evidence and advance to the policy boundary.
These verified questions reveal the evidence, tradeoffs, and authority boundary without invoking a model.
The response will cite the same synthetic evidence used by the recovery workflow.
Routine monitoring and policy enforcement are deterministic. Foundry is invoked only when an exception needs contextual reasoning.
A synthetic event crosses a deterministic commitment-risk rule.
The coworker gathers order, shipment, inventory, and policy evidence.
It opens a trace, prepares communication, and places a reversible hold.
A person decides only where cost or customer impact crosses policy.
The workflow resumes, completes sandbox actions, and records the outcome.
The coworker can prepare and coordinate work, but consequential decisions remain with people.