Glossary
Autonomy Ladder
The autonomy ladder is a framework in which each agent’s level of authority rises gradually, based on recorded performance. No agent is allowed independent action from the start.
Also called نردبان خودمختاری
Common rungs of this ladder: at the lowest level, the agent only **proposes**, and every action needs explicit approval. At the next level, the agent **prepares** the action and a human approves. Then the agent **acts independently** inside a defined scope and a human reviews. And at the highest level (which in practice is rare and used only for low-risk, high-frequency actions) the agent acts independently and only reports.
The main point is that climbing the ladder is **earned, not granted**. The basis is recorded performance: proposal acceptance rate, match between predicted and actual effect, and error rate.
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