01Managed pilot
Versioned releases
Identity, configuration, skills, policies, and code move through an identified release rather than ad hoc machine edits.
Reliability engineering
Design for failure before failure chooses the time
Versioned releases, rollback, backup, restoration, acceptance evidence, and a recovery roadmap for managed AI Employees.
Direct answer
Foundry reliability is based on controlled releases, rollback, isolated state, verified backups, restoration testing, and explicit recovery authority—not on unverified promises of zero downtime or zero data loss.
Inside the system
Built around the work that matters
Every capability is tied to a role, a boundary, and a reason to exist.
02Managed pilot
Acceptance evidence
A release earns production responsibility through preflight and role-specific acceptance checks.
03Roadmap
Restore drills
Recovery claims will become measurable only after repeated, evidenced restoration drills.
04Roadmap
Active/passive recovery
The design prevents two copies from holding the same active authority during failover.
Common questions
What buyers ask next
01What is an AI Employee?
An AI Employee is a named, role-based digital worker with a defined mission, connected business systems, documented authority, approval gates, operating memory, and measurable work. It is designed around a job—not around an open-ended chat window.
02Does an AI Employee replace human authority?
No. Cloud Radix defines what the AI Employee may do, what requires approval, and what it is prohibited from doing. Humans retain authority over consequential business decisions.