Conductor

Composer creates capabilities. Director says who people are and which groups they belong to. Conductor joins the two: it decides which Compositions and which JD Edwards Orchestrations are released, to which groups, in which environment — and it publishes them to the AI clients you have approved.

Nothing becomes reachable by being built. A capability sits unpublished until somebody with the authority to do so releases it, and the same person can withdraw it. That is the ordinary shape of change control, applied to the one part of an AI deployment that usually has none.

The catalogue an agent can see is the catalogue you published

An agentic AI does not follow a click-path; it selects from what it can reach. So what it can reach is the boundary. Conductor makes that boundary an explicit list rather than an emergent property of whatever integration account the AI happens to be using.

Two users in different groups asking the same question get answers built from different capabilities, because they were published different ones. Neither of them can talk their way past that, and neither of them has to be trusted not to try.

One capability, many consumers

A capability is published once and used by every process entitled to it. The supplier-resolution capability a purchasing conversation needs is the same one payables needs; publishing it to both is a decision, not a rebuild. This is what keeps a catalogue from turning into a pile of near-identical private plumbing, one copy per “agent”.

Guidance travels with the capability

Conductor does not only publish a capability. It publishes what an agent needs in order to use it correctly: what it is for, when it applies, what it expects, and what it will refuse. That guidance is part of the release, so every consumer receives the same instructions about the same capability — which is a large part of why two identical questions produce the same operation rather than two plausible variations.

Environments stay separate

What is published in a non-production environment is not thereby published in production. Promotion is a deliberate step, and it is visible.