Rolling out. Queue-based, review-required, and capped for self-serve workspaces.
Run scheduled, policy-controlled squads across Ops and Engineering without hiding approvals, trust gates, or audit trail.
Queue -> Run -> Review -> Approve -> Handoff -> Check -> Notify. Each stage is scoped, visible, and audited.
A scheduled cadence or sync completion adds a visible run to the queue.
The workflow compiles fresh source material against the existing lane and policies.
Signals crossing the policy threshold become a drafted brief that lands in the review queue.
Every Mission Control draft lands in the Needs Review queue. You approve, edit, or reject before anything crosses a guarded handoff.
The queue is the safety net. Mission Control proposes. Operators decide.
Risk thresholds, handoff destinations, usage caps, a pause button, and rollback. All configurable per workspace.
Set the minimum severity for a scheduled run. Lower-priority items are logged without crossing into the queue.
Choose where approved work can move: Linear, Jira, Notion, or CSV through visible bridges.
Hard ceilings on runs and workflow usage. Alerts fire before the workspace hits the cap.
Start with one governed lane instead of claiming the whole stack on day one.
Keep existing tools as bounded bridges while the first reviewed workflow proves itself.
Run the lane manually, with operator approvals, or through Mission Control with visible queues and human review.
Same contract core across app UI, MCP tools, API routes, and generated interfaces.
Book a short walkthrough, then request Mission Control activation for your workspace.