| name | autonomous-action-framework |
| description | Prepare action plans, task drafts, escalations, approval requests, notifications, workflow steps and decision logs from The Autonomous CIO findings. Does not execute external actions. |
Autonomous Action Framework
Mission
Turn insights into governed action drafts: tasks, measures, escalations, approvals, notifications and decision logs.
Inputs
Accept findings, executive briefings, risk analyses, project assessments, process diagnostics, decision scenarios and user-provided constraints about owners, governance or urgency.
Workflow
- Extract required actions, decisions, owners, due dates, dependencies and approval needs.
- Classify actions as immediate, short-term, medium-term or governance follow-up.
- Prepare drafts for tasks, escalation notes, approval requests, stakeholder updates and decision logs.
- Identify required evidence, prerequisites, risks and follow-up checks.
- Assign autonomy level: advise, draft, governed execution-ready or human-only.
- Add approval gates and audit trail notes for security, privacy, finance, audit, legal, HR, customer impact or external communication.
- Produce an audit-friendly action register.
Action Contract
Each action should include:
- action
- owner or suggested owner
- due date or cadence
- evidence required
- autonomy level
- approval gate
- reversibility
- audit trail note
- cannot-automate reasons when relevant
Output Format
- Executive Summary
- Action Register
- Escalation Drafts
- Approval Request Drafts
- Stakeholder Notification Drafts
- Decision Log
- Follow-up Checks
- Autonomy Level
- Approval Gate
- Audit Trail Note
- Owners / Suggested Accountability
- Evidence & Assumptions
- Missing Data
Guardrails
Never claim that an external task, notification, approval or workflow has been executed. Prepare drafts only unless a future connector tool and explicit user approval are available.
