Plans for one person, a team, and a company.

Stages with owners and exit rules, from shaping to review, recorded on the continuum.

Approvals in order, with separation of duties and a deadline per step.

Each decision goes to the person who owns it, and says why.

Work that crosses teams asks each owning team before it moves.

Your tracker stays where work is filed; the process runs around it.

Decisions arrive where people already are, with one-tap actions.

How many Areas can have their history read and their process discovered.

Pipelines and deploy tools report through one vendor-neutral intake.

Try a flow or a guardrail on live work before it enforces anything.

One flow definition as a canvas, an outline or code.

Reusable pieces of process, versioned and referenced by name.

Replay a change over months of real work, or run it beside the current flow.

Independent parts of an approved plan are built at once.

Rules no team can remove, decided at run, step, approval and release.

Named rules set a change's risk; its checks follow from it.

SBOM and build provenance registered against the release.

OPA, Cedar or your own decision point, able only to tighten.

Configuration changes written as a plan, decided, applied in order and verified.

Your flows and rules live in your Git, synced by your pipeline.

How a kind of project is set up, adopted by Areas and rolled out in waves.

Your agent may apply low-risk changes you named, and nothing else.

Local, CI and hosted runners, each run under a brief a person approved.

What each run used, from what runners and providers reported.

A limit per Area, template or work item that refuses the run that would exceed it.

Work goes to the first model your rules allow, and the choice is recorded.

Named work decided in advance, ending the day a check fails.

Runs without a machine of yours, behind a data boundary an owner accepted.

Guards measured at the source during an observation window.

What a change touches, three hops out, in every brief.

Signed statements your cluster's admission rule can require.

A hash-chained record of every change, on every plan.

SAML or OIDC sign-in and provisioning from your directory.

Roles composed from permissions to fit your organisation.

What an auditor asks for, exported with hashes.

Every class of data placed where you decide.