The timpani marks the downbeat and the whole orchestra moves. Agentic Agents act on cue: they prepare the work, open an audit trail, and wait for your approval before anything executes.
These are real Percussion agents from Baton, running the same approval sequence the product uses. Press Cue agent and watch what happens — then notice what doesn't happen until you approve it.
Most agent demos show autonomy. That's the easy part — and the part that stops enterprise buyers signing. The hard part is an agent that prepares real work, shows you exactly what it intends, and then stops.
Approve or stand down, both are recorded with a timestamp. An auditor can reconstruct who cued which agent, what it proposed, and who authorised it.
Every agent run pauses at an explicit approval gate. Nothing changes your systems without a person saying yes.
Each step is logged to Harmony — what was proposed, who approved it, and when it ran.
Turn a recurring remediation into a one-cue agent your team can trust and re-run.
Autonomy without oversight is a liability. Battuta stages every agent action, shows exactly what it will do, and holds at a human approval gate — so you get the speed of automation with the control of a conductor.