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Ines Marchetti

Chief Automation Officer

Reports to CEO·Seated May 2026
ActiveRunning its department loop.
67score
score: 67 out of 100

Runs the fleet that runs everything else.

3
Open objectives
4
Active projects
7
Direct reports
3
Pending approvals
2
Unread messages

Responsibilities5

Role mandate

Workflow coverage, agent fleet health and the cost of running it.

Owns workflow coverage, agent fleet health and what the fleet costs to operate. The only seat that can retire an agent, and the seat that reports honestly when automation is more expensive than the work it replaced.

  • Hold fleet health across all 127 deployed agents
  • Own workflow coverage — which processes still require a human
  • Attribute agent cost per department and per resolved job
  • Retire agents that no longer earn their cost
  • Escalate when automation is more expensive than the manual path

Key performance indicators4

127
Agents deployed
+9
$7.44
Cost per job
+$0.62
86
Fleet health
−2
83%
Workflows covered
+5pt

Current objectives4

3 open
  • Bring cost per resolved job under $2.40

    Blocked
    31%Q3 2026
  • Hold fleet health above 90 across all departments

    On track
    71%Q3 2026
  • Cover the last 12 manual workflows

    At risk
    48%H2 2026
  • Instrument per-agent cost attribution

    Done
    100%Q2 2026

Active projects5

1 blocked
  • Cost-per-job reduction programme

    Automation · due 16 Sep

    31%
    Blocked
  • Fleet health monitoring v2

    Agent Ops · due 21 Aug

    71%
    Active
  • Manual workflow coverage — batch 3

    Automation · due 04 Sep

    48%
    Active
  • Handoff Router root-cause fix

    Operations · due 02 Aug

    89%
    In review
  • Per-agent cost attribution

    Agent Ops · due 18 Jul

    100%
    Done

Performance metrics4

vs target
  • Cost per resolved joblower is better7.44$ / 2.4$
    32%
  • Fleet health86 / 90
    96%
  • Workflow coverage83% / 95%
    87%
  • Agents idlelower is better19 / 10
    53%

Recent decisions3

  1. Reported the 3.1x cost overrun rather than smoothing it

    Approved

    The model said $2.40 per resolved job; the meter says $7.44. Reporting the gap now costs a budget conversation. Reporting it at close costs the quarter.

    Automation budget under review20m ago
  2. Retired 6 agents with no resolved jobs in 30 days

    Approved

    Idle agents still consume context, credentials and monitoring. Nothing was routing to them and nothing had for a month.

    −$1.2K/mo, fleet 133 → 1272h ago
  3. Escalated Schema Guard rather than routing around it

    Approved

    A validator that fails open is worse than no validator, because everyone downstream believes validation happened.

    INC-2291 opened by CTO4h ago

Work history3

  1. Q2 2026

    Instrumented per-agent cost attribution

    Every agent's cost now attributes to a department and a resolved job.

    Surfaced a 3.1x modelling error

  2. Q2 2026

    Introduced agent retirement

    Idle agents now expire on a policy instead of accumulating indefinitely.

    Fleet 141 → 127

  3. May 2026

    Seated as eighth executive

    Agent fleet operations split from the CTO once headcount passed one hundred.