Autonomy is off by default. Every change waits for an approval sized to its risk class, runs only through a versioned workflow with your least-privilege credentials, carries a rollback path, and leaves an exportable audit record.
Try to break something.
Pick an action and watch the policy, allow-list and blast-radius checks run. The destructive one is stopped, and the block is reported with its reason.
This is the same check the live demo shows: a destructive action blocked by policy, with the reason reported.
Eight controls, before, during and after every change.
Human approval by risk class
Every trigger, whether ticket, alert or prediction, produces a plan that waits for approval in ServiceNow, Slack or Teams. The risk class decides who has to say yes and how many approvers it takes.
Policy checks and allow-lists
Before a plan reaches an approver it is checked against your policies and the allow-list of permitted actions. Destructive actions are blocked, and every block is reported with its reason.
Validated execution only
Only versioned, tested workflows touch production. There are no free-form commands, and a workflow that has not been validated cannot be selected.
Your credentials, least privilege
Execution uses customer-held, outbound-only credentials scoped to what the workflow needs. You can narrow or revoke them at any time, and nothing runs without them.
Rollback on every change
Every plan states its blast radius and carries a rollback path before it is approved. If the verification step fails, the rollback is what runs next.
Complete audit record
Who asked, what was planned, who approved and when, what ran and what happened are recorded for every change. The record is exportable for auditors.
Progressive autonomy
You start read-only, move to shadow mode where plans are produced but never executed, and expand rights only as measured accuracy earns them. Autonomy is off by default and stays off until you decide otherwise.
Certifications
SOC 2 Type I is targeted for 2027. Compensating controls are documented today and reviewed with you during the pilot.
Data boundary.
Isolated environments
Your environment model and data are isolated. Only code patterns are shared across customers, never your data.
Read-only by default
Integrations start read-only. Execution rights are granted by you, per scope, when you decide.
Your off switch
Customer-held, outbound-only credentials you can revoke at any time. Without them, nothing runs.
Certifications and roadmap.
SOC 2 Type I is targeted for 2027. Compensating controls are documented today and reviewed with you during the pilot. We do not show badges we do not hold.
What the audit record contains.
One entry per change, written as it happens, not reconstructed afterwards. Exportable for auditors in the format they ask for.