<![CDATA[The autopilot multi-agent system is gaining immense popularity as major language models are built with external tools, shared memory and data services to accomplish tasks with minimal human oversight. This architecture transforms the governance issue in that policy breakdown which propagates beyond the initial agent that takes data. The research paper proposes a conceptual Blast-Radius Governance Model to make a comparison between pre-promotion policy enforcement and post-hoc enforcement in autonomous multi-agent data consumption. It claims that the timing of governance is a risk variable as opposed to administration choice. In this research the suggested model determines the blast radius by considering the affected-agent scope, data exposure, depth propagation, action impact, governance latency and recoverability. The analysis indicates that pre-promotion controls might maintain some limits on unsafe states prior to their reachability, but post-hoc controls do so once they have been exposed to some degree. An integrated pre-promotion validation, runtime monitoring and post-hoc monitoring is proposed as a layered model. The research paper presents a conceptual foundation which can be tested but does not purport to be empirically validated.]]>
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