Interactive diagrams
A useful architecture makes responsibility visible. Trace what an agent proposes, what another process checks, and where policy or a person decides what can happen next.
One task, from intent to authority
Follow a checkout-cache recovery from delegated intent through staging evidence, explicit approval, and a scoped production capability. Switch outcomes to see where missing evidence stops promotion and sends the work back to staging.
Reduce checkout latency without interrupting service. Production inspection is allowed; changes start in an isolated staging environment. Customer data and unrelated services stay outside the task.
The component library
Intent, state, tools, evidence, and authority. A collection of components that connect an agent's work to the platform around it.
Read the state before deciding what should move.
Keep every proposal bounded and reversible.
Judge the consequence outside the proposer.
Fail closed when evidence is incomplete.
Let evidence shape the next permitted action.
Keep proof, gaps, and approvals with the task.
Surface the events that matter to the loop.
Scope authority to this task, then revoke it.
Measure what the candidate is allowed to spend.
Require approval before production invocation.
Treat rollback as part of the workflow design.
See every state transition as it happens.