Interfaces where people stay in charge of agents.
When software proposes or performs consequential actions, the interface is the accountability surface. Agentic UI is that surface: goals, plans, evidence, uncertainty, and next actions made visible before anything irreversible happens.
We build approval and oversight patterns for agentic workflows — not dashboards that hide the work behind a summary score. The measure is whether a person can see what the system did, judge it, and decide what happens next.
What you get
Approval flow design
Layouts where approve, edit, pause, and reject are first-class — equal in weight, not buried in menus.
Evidence panels
Sources, assumptions, confidence, and recommended actions shown where decisions are made.
Activity and recovery views
Readable history of what ran, what a person changed, and how to recover when the system is wrong.
Evaluation hooks
Places to inspect model and agent behavior without turning operators into log spelunkers.