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Shadow, approval, autonomous: rolling out an AI agent safely
Every Mokanata agent moves through the same three levels before it sends on its own. Here is what each level is for, what to measure in it, and when to move on.
Guides, product notes and playbooks for teams that sell over messaging and want AI agents to do more of the work, without losing the last word.
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FeaturedGuides4 min read
Every Mokanata agent moves through the same three levels before it sends on its own. Here is what each level is for, what to measure in it, and when to move on.
6 posts, newest first
Drafts released by an auto-approve rule with a review window now show "Auto-sends in mm:ss" until they go. Stop one, edit it, or switch auto-send off for the account, from wherever you are.
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Every Mokanata agent moves through the same three levels before it sends on its own. Here is what each level is for, what to measure in it, and when to move on.
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A draft without sources asks you to trust it. A draft with sources lets you check it in seconds. Why citations are on every Mokanata draft, and how to make an agent say "I don't know".
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WhatsApp lets a business reply freely for 24 hours after a customer's last message. After that, only approved templates. A playbook for selling within that rhythm instead of fighting it.
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Auto-approve rules release routine drafts. Guardrails hold risky ones. When both match the same draft, the guardrail always wins. Here's why, and how to design the two together.
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The same buyer can reach you on WhatsApp, Instagram and email in one week. A playbook for linking those identities to one contact, handling duplicates, and keeping agents from talking past each other.
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