USE CASES
Govern the workflows that carry operational consequence.
Each pattern is labeled by maturity so current capability, representative application, and longer-term direction stay clear.
EVIDENCE-AWARE POSITIONING
Four places to begin—or to explore carefully.
01Supported
Governed infrastructure changes
Create a run, apply configured approval controls, execute through a plugin, and retain the event trail.
- Trigger
- An approved infrastructure change request creates a run.
- Control
- Policy evaluation and configured approval precede production action.
- Execution
- A versioned workflow crosses a bounded plugin interface.
- Verification
- Run status, timeline, stream, and action result retain the operational record.
02Representative pattern
Operational request fulfillment
Translate a ticket or human request into an explicit, reviewable workflow before execution.
- Trigger
- A ticket or human request supplies explicit operational intent.
- Control
- A selected workflow remains reviewable before execution.
- Execution
- The representative pattern uses the same bounded run and plugin contracts.
- Verification
- Structured state and event history connect the request to its outcome.
03Representative pattern
Alert-driven remediation
Connect an operational signal to a bounded response while keeping policy and approval gates visible.
- Trigger
- An alert or event identifies a candidate response workflow.
- Control
- Policy, risk, environment, and approval requirements stay explicit.
- Execution
- Only the selected bounded workflow crosses the execution boundary.
- Verification
- The run timeline records transitions and the resulting evidence.
04Planned direction
Progressive workflow autonomy
Expand eligible decisions one workflow at a time as controls, verification, and team trust grow.
- Trigger
- An eligible signal may initiate future policy-controlled selection.
- Control
- Eligibility expands only with reviewed policy and operating evidence.
- Execution
- Execution remains deterministic even as decision scope matures.
- Verification
- Observed outcomes inform whether a workflow can earn broader autonomy.
