Autonomy Trust Center
Choose how much of your content Frase can publish without you, with guardrails that pull automation back if quality slips.
The Autonomy Trust Center is where you set the rules for how much the Frase Agent can publish on its own. You decide the level per content type, set guardrails that keep automation safe, and watch your team's pipeline health from one place.
It's built for teams that want to publish more without giving up control. You stay in charge of the rules, and Frase only earns more autonomy as your approval history shows it's working.
By default, nothing publishes on its own. Auto-publishing only happens after you turn it on and set a content type to an automatic level.
Autonomy Levels
You set an autonomy level for each content type, so you can let Frase run with low-stakes content while keeping a close eye on the rest.
Review only: Every draft waits for a person to approve it before it goes live.
Auto low-risk: Frase can publish low-risk content automatically. Everything else still waits for review.
Auto all: Frase can publish all content of that type automatically.
Guardrails That Keep Automation Safe
Guardrails are the safety limits on automatic publishing. You can set:
Approval-rate pause threshold: If your team's approval rate drops below the level you set, automation pauses on its own.
Minimum sample size: Automation waits until there's enough reviewed work to act on, so it isn't running on too little data.
Monthly credit cap: A ceiling on how much can be auto-published each month.
Auto-rollback window: A period during which auto-published content can be rolled back.
If your approval rate falls below your pause threshold, Frase stops auto-publishing until you step back in. This is the main safety net, so set the threshold where you're comfortable.
How Trust Builds Over Time
Higher autonomy is earned, not switched on all at once. Frase looks at your rolling 7-day approval rate to unlock higher levels, and reviews your standing for promotion each month. You'll also see a nudge comparing your approval rate against similar teams, shown in an anonymized way, so you have context for where you stand.
A trust meter in the Autonomy Trust Center shows your current standing.
The Content Strategy Dashboard
The Content Strategy dashboard gives you a quick read on pipeline health. It surfaces cards for:
Pending reviews, so you know what's waiting on a person.
Auto-published count, so you can see how much went out automatically.
Approval percentage, so you can track quality at a glance.
How to Turn On Auto-Publishing
Go to Settings → Autonomy and complete the consent flow to enable auto-publishing. Frase records your consent and keeps an audit trail of changes.
Open the Autonomy Trust Center to set the autonomy level for each content type and adjust your guardrails.
Check the Content Strategy dashboard to monitor pending reviews, auto-published volume, and your approval rate.
Reviewing and Rolling Back
Drafts that aren't cleared for auto-publishing go into your editorial review queue, where your team approves, edits, or rejects them. Once your org has agent-generated content, a review-first banner points you to what needs attention.
If something does get auto-published that you want to undo, you can roll it back. Within your auto-rollback window, Frase can also revert auto-published content for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Frase publish content without my approval?
Only if you turn on auto-publishing and set a content type to an automatic level. By default, every draft waits for review.
What happens if my content quality drops?
Guardrails handle it. If your approval rate falls below the threshold you set, automation pauses until you take the reins again.
Can I undo something that was auto-published?
Yes. You can roll back auto-published content, and within your auto-rollback window Frase can revert it automatically.
Can I automate some content but not all of it?
Yes. Autonomy levels are set per content type, so you can auto-publish low-risk types while keeping others on review only.
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