Responsibility→Capability→Flow→Integration→Application→Outcome
Autonomy Capabilities
The capability belongs to the business.
Capabilities are the executable business abilities assigned through responsibilities. They create a stable boundary between what the business means and how enterprise applications perform the work underneath.
Business meaning
Express what must be done in business terms rather than vendor-specific application mechanics.
Governed contracts
Use explicit inputs, outputs, policies and execution boundaries so capabilities can be reused safely.
Consistent naming
Use namespace.subject.operation naming so capabilities remain discoverable and unambiguous.
Reusable execution
The same capability can serve multiple digitals, roles and responsibilities where governance permits.
Integration selection
Capability flows can invoke approved integrations without embedding application-specific logic in the business layer.
Durable operations
Execution remains durable, observable and tied to history, evidence and outcome.
Start with real business work
Autonomize one responsibility without losing control.
Bring a business process, an existing agent initiative or an application landscape. Start with a bounded outcome and expand deliberately.