Design Partner Program (2026)

OverMindX

The Decision Plane for Autonomous AI

As AI agents move from assistants to actors, enterprises need structured authority above them. OverMindX governs autonomous execution at runtime — before action becomes impact.

Read the Thesis
Thesis

Autonomy needs authority.

The moment software begins to act on your behalf—sending, writing, changing, committing—your organization needs more than automation. It needs a formal way to decide what is allowed, what must be reviewed, and what should never happen.

The claim

Enterprises are entering a new phase: not “AI that suggests,” but “AI that executes.” In that phase, reliability is not just model quality. Reliability is whether actions are constrained by policy, routed by risk, and accountable by default.

Execution is getting cheaper and faster.
Impact is becoming harder to predict.
Governance cannot be an afterthought.

The missing layer

Today, most teams add guardrails around agents, or audits after the fact. That helps—but it doesn’t create authority. Authority is a runtime decision surface that sits between autonomous systems and the tools they control.

Definition
Decision Plane
A system that evaluates proposed actions before they occur, applying policy and risk to produce an outcome: approve, escalate, or block.
Definition
Runtime Authority
Institutional control expressed as enforceable rules, escalation paths, and permission boundaries—executed in the moment, not in postmortems.
What OverMindX decides

“Can this happen?” “Under what conditions?” “Who must approve?” “What evidence do we need?” “What do we log?”

How it behaves

It treats every action like a proposal. It evaluates intent, checks policy, scores risk, and routes decisions to the right authority—human or system.

What it produces

A decision, a rationale, and an audit trace. Not because compliance demands it—but because operations do.

This is how autonomy becomes safe enough to scale.

The goal is not to slow teams down. The goal is to move fast with governance that is built into execution—so that trust is not a narrative, but a property of the system.

See the Decision Plane

Autonomy Is Entering Production.

AI agents now send emails, update CRMs, close tickets, execute workflows, and write data. Execution is automated. Decision authority is not.

Orchestration is not governance.

Where Autonomy Breaks

Unbounded Outbound Actions

An agent drafts and sends incorrect customer emails. The workflow worked. The decision did not.

Silent System Writes

Autonomous workflows update CRM or financial records at scale without review.

No Decision Accountability

When something goes wrong, there is no structured trace explaining why the action was allowed.

The missing layer is runtime authority.

Introducing the Decision Plane.

OverMindX sits between autonomous systems and the tools they control. Every proposed action is evaluated before execution.

Approve

Low-risk, policy-aligned actions proceed instantly.

Escalate

Ambiguous or high-impact actions route to human review.

Block

Unsafe or non-compliant actions are prevented at runtime.

Governance before consequence.

How It Works

A live simulation of the decision plane — risk, policy, tool gating, and rationale.

Runtime Decision Simulation
Policy engine
Approve Escalate Block
Gated tools
Email
CRM
Tickets
System
OverMindX
Idle
Risk
Action
Outcome
Policy
Rationale
Agent Alpha
AG-001
Outbound Email
Agent Beta
AG-002
Ticket Closure
Data Agent
AG-003
CRM Write
Ops Flow
WF-001
System Action
Decision Log 0 entries

This is not monitoring after the fact. This is governance at runtime.

Where OverMindX Sits

Agents → OverMindX → Tools / Systems

1. Agent proposes action with intent + context
2. OverMindX evaluates policy and risk
3. Decision issued: approve / escalate / block
4. Full audit trace captured

OverMindX is not an agent framework. It is the authority above them.

Govern Intelligence.

We are onboarding a small number of enterprise design partners in 2026.