Assign a first chair.
Choose the lead role, its remit and escalation conditions. Make coordination authority explicit before the workflow begins.
SYNTONY / CONCERTMASTER
Bring your agent workflow. Scope a Concertmaster pilot around evidence, approvals and recovery in the tools you already use.
01 / THE SUPERVISION WORKSPACE
Run a fictional research workflow. Inspect an agent, introduce a problem, then recover the affected branch before approving delivery.
RUN 001 / READY
FIRST CHAIR: REVIEW AGENTThe review agent is assigned as first chair. Run the workflow to inspect its handoffs.
02 / A ROLE WITH CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
Your orchestrator remains responsible for execution. Scope the first-chair role around the handoffs that need review, with explicit authority for each intervention.
Choose the lead role, its remit and escalation conditions. Make coordination authority explicit before the workflow begins.
Bring the source, claim, uncertainty and receiving agent into the same view. Surface missing evidence and conflicting conclusions.
Keep unrelated work visible while withholding the next consequential step. Explain what is paused, why, and who can resolve it.
Reassign work, revisit the evidence and stage approval. Preserve the sequence of findings, interventions and decisions.
03 / SCOPE YOUR PILOT
Bring a workflow where reviewing evidence, resolving conflicting outputs or recovering a failed handoff takes real operator time.
Start with one workflow, a named owner and a baseline: how long review and recovery take today. Agree which evidence can be shared, who can approve an intervention, and what the existing orchestrator can pause or resume.
Define a scoped integration demonstration around recorded examples and agreed recovery paths. Measure review time, recovery time and false escalations against the baseline before deciding whether to expand.
Request a pilot