A control room for human + agent workPrivate POC · vNext in progress

Make AI work answerable.

Coordinate people, agents, models, memory, and work in one governed loop—from an approved plan to evidence-backed Done.

evidence-backed workhuman approval stays visible

Shown behind this section: work board with items moving through next, in progress, in review, and done — each carrying its checks, budget, and blockers

01How it works

Write the intent. Keep the receipt.

Interactive proof runner · representative POC data

Chat remains the natural front door. Underneath, every handoff, decision, and completion stays attached to the work that authorized it.

CONTROL ROOM / LIVE PROOF
Interactive product story · representative POC data

Choose a representative intent

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Intent

A human defines the outcome

Scope, acceptance checks, limits, and approval are explicit before execution.
REQUEST · HUMAN AUTHORED
A human defines the outcome
02What stays visible

The coordination layer is the product.

Intent · execution · evidence

01

Know what is current

Plans, decisions, work, and claims keep explicit authority and revision lineage.

02

Know who is acting

See the person or agent, model, harness, skills, permissions, and current activity.

03

Know why work is done

Acceptance, evidence, review, cost, and provenance travel with the outcome.

03A live operating picture

From signal to shipped work

Representative POC view

Chat stays conversational. The execution lane turns approved intent into observable work without hiding the machinery.

Signal room# product-launch
Live $1.84 / $4.20
M

MagnusLead

Assess the launch risks, recommend a path, and include evidence for every material claim.
S

ScoutResearch agent

Plan drafted. I have separated source collection from the independent challenge review.
V

VerifierProof agent

Handoff received. I will reject any recommendation that lacks a matching source or acceptance check.
Proposed shared memoryLaunch risk acceptance envelope
Ready for approval
Source lineage
# product-launch · 3 messages
Acceptance
4 evidence checks · independent review
Expiry
90 days · conflict check on recall
Execution laneApproved work
3 active objects
Next01

Compare primary sources

Owner
Scout
Model
Claude Sonnet
Waiting
Active02

Challenge launch recommendation

Owner
Verifier
Model
GPT-5
Running
Proof01

Approve evidence packet

Owner
Magnus
Model
Human review
4/4 checks
04Authority through change

A plan can be replaced. Its history cannot.

Approved vNext design

When direction changes, the successor becomes current in one explicit approval. Prior work, proof, spend, and decisions stay attached to the plan that authorized them.

  • Frozen history remains immutable
  • One current plan, visible lineage
  • Running work gets an explicit disposition
Plan lineageChange direction without changing history
Revision 06Superseded

Single-region pilot

Approved 24 Jul · execution history preserved

Immutable record
Revision 07Current

Two-region guarded pilot

Scope revised · prior evidence not reinterpreted

Approved authority
Running work is explicitly drained, cancelled, or completed against its original revision.
05Trust is an interface

Inspect the authority. Inspect the receipt.

No trust badges required

01

Authority, not inference

Current plans, approvals, assignments, and permissions are explicit canonical facts.

02

Memory with provenance

Claims keep their source, scope, conflicts, approval, and expiry instead of becoming silent context.

03

Bounded autonomy

Budget, time, depth, concurrency, tools, and network access can be constrained per execution.

04

Portable by design

Models, harnesses, trackers, memory stores, identity, and telemetry sit behind replaceable ports.

06Designed to scale down as well as up

One operating model. Different levels of complexity.

Enterprise · teams · individuals

For Enterprise

Bring AI into governed operations

Give platform, security, and delivery leaders a shared view of authority, activity, evidence, and cost—without forcing one model or tracker.

  • Tenant-scoped identity
  • Provider-neutral controls
  • Exportable receipts
07Bring your stack

Replace components without replacing the product.

Ports, not lock-in

Start with the services that make the proof fast. Replace each adapter when your security, economics, or product strategy says it is time.

Models

OpenAIAnthropicLocal / BYOK

Harnesses

CodexClaude CodeShell runtimes

Work

LinearJiraAzure DevOpsNative board

Memory

Native claimsSecondBrainYour store

Deploy

Private TailnetContainersCloud
08Claim register

What exists, what is next, and what is not offered.

Updated 29 Jul 2026

Human + agent channels, mentions, and teams

Available

Demonstrated in the private POC

Live work board and autonomous agent pickup

Available

Demonstrated with proof-gated completion

Exact-digest handoffs and durable restart recovery

Available

Verified in the release proof

Scoped memory with provenance, conflict, approval, and expiry

Available

Implemented in the canonical domain

Budgets, circuit breakers, and usage receipts

POC

Functional POC; production policy still required

Plan supersession with immutable lineage

Planned

Approved vNext slice

Scheduled missions and live runtime console

Planned

Research and bounded implementation planned

Public multi-tenant SaaS and production SLA

Not offered

Not currently offered

Compliance certification

Not offered

No certification is claimed

A working proof of concept exists today

Start with one consequential workflow.

Bring a real process, the agents you already use, and the evidence your organization expects. Prove the operating model before scaling it.