AI Operations · Glossary
Co-Pilot
Co-Pilot is the analytic engine on the InteractiveAI Platform that surfaces patterns from production traces and drafts refinement proposals. It performs the analytical work that previously required an engineering sprint: trace forensics, pattern extraction, refinement scoping, draft authoring. The domain expert remains the protagonist.
Co-Pilot is an analytic engine. It is not the protagonist. The protagonist is the domain expert who authors the AI.
Co-Pilot reads production traces at scale, identifies patterns that warrant attention, and drafts refinement proposals against the policy library (see Refinement Proposal). The domain expert reviews each proposal, accepts, rejects, or modifies, and the Human Governance Gate registers the decision.
The work Co-Pilot performs is the analytical work that previously required an engineering sprint. Trace forensics, pattern extraction, refinement scoping, draft authoring. The sprint collapses into a review session.
Review cadence and reviewer capacity are operational design parameters the operator sizes through the AI Operations Lead.
The framing matters because the alternative framing, Co-Pilot as a near-autonomous agent that ships refinements on its own, breaks the operating model. The domain expert authors. Co-Pilot assists. The AI Operations Lead governs. The three roles compose. Co-Pilot does not replace any of them.