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What each level of autonomy actually does.

These are not pricing tiers. They are control settings, applied per site and per action type — a site can be on Autopilot for metadata and Watch for everything else, which is the expected starting position.

In build

The autonomy model is designed and stored in the schema. No level executes anything today, because nothing writes to a site yet.

SearchDone autonomy levels compared by capability
CapabilityWatchRecommendAssistAutopilotFull
Monitors your search data
Detects findings and ranks them
Explains the reasoning and evidence
Alerts you to damaging changes
Writes recommendations
Prepares the exact change as a diff
Captures a snapshot before acting
Applies low-risk changes unattended
Applies medium-risk changes unattendedPolicy
Applies high-risk changes unattendedPolicy
Requires approval for irreversible changesn/an/a
Respects protected pages
Verifies the change landed
One-click rollback

Policy means the behaviour depends on the risk bands you have chosen to allow for that action type. Changes that cannot be cleanly reversed always require a human, at every level.

The point

Levels are not a paywall.

Nothing here is withheld to sell you an upgrade. Autonomy is a safety control, and the right setting is whatever you are comfortable with on a given site for a given kind of change — which for most people starts at the cautious end and moves as the system earns it.

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