Governed by the instrument
A plan names the power it relies on. In this demo, the Whitfield roof distribution cites Whitfield Family Irrevocable Trust, Art. IV(b) — the instrument, not a guess.
r.Team → rAgent.Team
rAgent proposes; Trust Professional decides; Reasoning Engine executes through the Bridge.
human-in-the-loop · audit trail · every step gated
The loop
A request arrives. rAgent proposes a plan. A Trust Professional approves or sends it back. The Reasoning Engine executes through the Bridge.
Inbox receives the ask from a beneficiary, officer, or plan sponsor.
The rAgent Team proposes how — with the governing provision attached.
A Trust Professional or Trust Officer approves, or sends the plan back.
The Reasoning Engine runs approved work through the Bridge.
On the phone
Tap Inbox to open a request, review rAgent's plan, and approve or send it back.
Synthetic data. Bank trust-administration examples only. Not a live production backend.
The craft
Here, fiduciary reasoning means governing authority, confidence, flags, and human approval gates — with every decision in an audit trail.
A plan names the power it relies on. In this demo, the Whitfield roof distribution cites Whitfield Family Irrevocable Trust, Art. IV(b) — the instrument, not a guess.
Each plan carries a confidence a Trust Professional can challenge. Medium is a reason to look again, not a green light to move funds.
Exceptions surface before cash moves. Flags are stops for a person, not decorations on a completed wire.
Approve or return. Activity keeps who decided, on which account, and why — so another officer can reconstruct the step.
Interpretation Governance: the Reasoning Engine cites, scores, and flags; the Trust Professional decides; the audit trail keeps the why.
Deployment
Same loop either way. The difference is whether approved work writes through the Bridge.
Propose, approve, and record on rAgent.Team without writing to the core processor. Use it to rehearse the loop with a named Trust Professional.
After approval, the Reasoning Engine executes through the Bridge into the firm’s systems of record. Same gates. Same trail.
Desks
Trust administration desks that still need a person on the decision — and a record of why.
Distributions, notices, and accounting under the governing instrument, with an officer on the gate.
The same loop across books: rAgent Team proposes; Trust Officers decide; the trail holds.
Advice stays human. The partner cites the mandate and stops for the adviser of record.
Participant statements and plan-sponsor reviews — the demo’s EB-70255 is a synthetic 401(k) book.
Pair a named Trust Professional with an rAgent Team. People decide. The record remembers.