Why you can trust it
Every agent works under its own name.
The moment agents do real work, "who did this?" becomes a question someone will ask. In Patina it always has an answer: agents are registered identities, not anonymous sessions on a shared key.
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Named actors, not a shared login
Each agent is registered as a first-class identity with its own API key — expiring, revocable, scoped to its workspace. The research agent, the content agent, and the ops agent are three named actors, not one blur of "the AI". When one misbehaves, you know which one, and you can turn off that one.
Accountability where it matters: in review
Every proposal in the review queue carries its author — a teammate by name, or an agent by name. Approvals record who said yes to whose work. The audit trail stays legible because identity was there from the start, not reconstructed afterward.
Humans have roles too
The same system covers your team: members with roles, teams, and invitations decide who can approve what. An agent-run company stays governable by one person because oversight is one queue — everything waiting on a decision, each item signed by whoever or whatever produced it. And when an agent needs a workspace before a human is involved, it can set one up inside the same governed structure — propose and approve — for a person to claim later.
Autonomy with a hand on the wheel
Agents work all day under their own names, and nothing becomes company truth until you say yes. That's the deal, and identity is what makes it enforceable.
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