Workflows

Paths with owners — and a stop before irreversible.

Four core flows. Each names who does what, and where a human approves before send, spend, or go-live.

Workflow 1

Intake & dispatch

Agents: Atlas (owner); specialists as dispatched. Trigger: New ask, priority change, or work that spans more than one specialist. Artifact: Brief with success criteria and a named owner.

1
Atlas takes intake and clarifies the outcome.
2
Work is broken into a brief with success criteria.
3
The right specialist (or sequence) is dispatched.
4
Status returns to Atlas; you get a clear update when it matters.

Approval gate: Nothing irreversible until a human approves.

Workflow 2

Research → draft → review

Agents: Scout → Scribe → Sentinel (Atlas routes). Trigger: You need facts turned into language you can send or publish. Artifact: Cited research + draft (and short alt when useful) + risk notes.

1
Scout digs, cites sources, and flags gaps or stale data.
2
Scribe drafts; assumptions marked.
3
Sentinel reviews for risk, commitments, and missing criteria.
4
Atlas routes the package to you for approval.

Approval gate: Drafts only until a human approves send or publish. No invented metrics.

Workflow 3

Approved execution

Agents: Pilot (briefed by Atlas); Sentinel when output could go external. Trigger: The plan is set and someone must act in tools, browser, or files. Artifact: Completed task report and any files or screens changed.

1
Atlas confirms scope and approvals already given.
2
Pilot executes the approved steps.
3
Results report back to Atlas.
4
Sentinel reviews when the output could commit you or go external.

Approval gate: Confirm before spend. Secrets never leave safe storage. No guessing on price, terms, or timelines.

Workflow 4

Security escalation

Agents: Sentinel → Atlas → Aegis; Pilot only after approval. Trigger: Finding is primarily cybersecurity (vulnerability, compromise, secrets, access, compliance posture). Artifact: Security assessment and recommended actions (no offensive exploit steps).

1
Sentinel (or any teammate) flags the security nature of the issue.
2
Atlas hands off to Aegis with a clear brief.
3
Aegis assesses and recommends.
4
A human approves irreversible changes; Pilot implements only from that path.

Approval gate: Recommendations are not automatic live changes. Your approval comes first.

Every path has an owner.

Each flow names who does the work and where a human approves.

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