What this agent receives
Authorized door/alarm sensors, scoped camera-event metadata, explicit alarm policies, environmental telemetry and service logs.
GOVERNED SPECIALIST OFFICE / CONCEPT
Surveillance & Alarm Chief agent.
A surveillance and alarm chief coordinates authorized facility sensors, detects alert conditions and routes verified events to responsible people. It is not a license for blanket observation or covert monitoring.
Operational home: Security · Facilities. See deployment example →
REAL JOB / REVIEWABLE OUTPUTINPUT / LEAST PRIVILEGE OUTPUT / EVIDENCE POLICY / APPROVAL
What does a surveillance and alarm chief agent do?
A surveillance and alarm chief coordinates authorized facility sensors, detects alert conditions and routes verified events to responsible people. It is not a license for blanket observation or covert monitoring.
What it hands back
Alarm correlation, prioritized response queue, incident timeline, status acknowledgement and evidence retention tags.
What it cannot self-authorize
No covert tracking, blanket camera access, disabling alarms, unlocking doors or contacting authorities without applicable policy and human authorization.
Sample workflow
Authorized sensor detects anomaly → chief correlates signals → Security reviews threat indicators → user receives alarm → operator authorizes response.
What should be measured?
False alarm rate, mean time to notification, retention compliance, and human acknowledgment. These are acceptance criteria for a proposed workflow, not published benchmark results.
Every office remains a conceptual integration pattern until tools, credentials, policies, data scope and tests are configured for a deployment. An agent's job title never grants host or cross-domain authority.
ROLE-BASED ACCESSREVIEWABLE HANDOFFDAEMON POLICYOPERATOR OVERSIGHT
How the XMAN daemon makes resource decisions → · How SIDE supports agent development →