AI · George B. Thomas
Go, Tweak or Hold: Letting Agents Act Without Regret
Your agents draft. Nothing leaves until you say one word.
How do you let AI agents act without them sending something you'd regret? George runs an agent team where "the draft is the default. Nothing auto publishes." His agents stage the real email, Slack message or post, then ask one question: Go, Tweak or Hold? He shows how the agents do the clicking while the human keeps the decision, and the written rules his team added each time something went wrong.
Who should be in the room
Owners, operators and teams starting to give AI agents real work in their inbox, calendar and publishing tools.
You'll walk away with
- What each word means: Go sends it as staged, Tweak waits for edits, Hold leaves it staged with no nagging
- Why George lives "in the world of semi-autonomous" on purpose
- Why one agent saying "George approved this" never counts as a Go
- How to fence the one lane that gets a standing yes, and say so out loud
Formats: Keynote · Workshop · Virtual
Let's talk about what you're building.
AI consulting or a keynote. Tell me where you are and where you want to go.