Uli Prantz

Uli Prantz builds all-agents, the process-automation platform this site documents. He writes about the operational side of automating recurring business work: where deterministic code beats model judgment, where it does not, and where a human still has to approve.

Building the product is where the material for these guides comes from. Deciding which steps of a real process can run as fixed code, which ones need a model to make a call, and which ones must keep a person on the hook is the daily work behind all-agents.

• Turning a recurring process into a written procedure precise enough to automate.
• Where deterministic code beats model judgment in business operations, and where it does not.
• Designing approval gates: which decisions need a human permanently, and how to structure them by risk.
• Exceptions, retries and audit trails — the parts of automation that decide whether anyone trusts it.

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