Agentic work needs an enterprise runtime.
A controlled way to put agents inside recurring processes that move money, documents, approvals, and customer commitments.
The worker changed
Agents read, reason, draft, classify, and call tools on real ops work.
The process did not disappear
Ownership, policy, approval, retries, recovery, and audit still required.
The buyer needs proof
Leaders need to know what ran, what automated, what reviewed, and why.
The risk moved to the boundary
Where agents act, when they stop, and who authorizes the outcome.
Start where the pain is concrete.
Start with document-heavy, approval-heavy operational processes.
Give agents bounded tasks inside the process, not open-ended autonomy.
Use humans for exceptions, policy-sensitive work, and high-value decisions.
Record the evidence trail so operators, executives, and auditors can trust the run.
The ambition is large. The first process should be narrow.
Superprocess expands as teams prove the runtime across more processes, systems, agents, reviewers, and records.