Queue
Prioritized work remains explainable and bounded.
Agent 01 · Workflow Supervisor
This agent decides what can run, which specialist owns it, what capacity is reserved and whether overlapping work must wait. It can coordinate production proposals, but never approve them.
Assignment SUP-984
objective · recover decaying OAuth guide
owner · Search Optimization Agent
budget · 1,800 credits reserved
lock · /guides/oauth
terminal production state · approval required
Example input
Finished output
Agent workflow
Validate scope, entitlement and active-site state
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Check duplicate fingerprint, page lock and dependencies
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Score and enqueue against both pipelines
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Reserve provider and model capacity
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Monitor lease, heartbeat, retry and artifact state
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Close, fail or hand the proposal to human approval
Evidence, owner and next state remain visible.
Prioritized work remains explainable and bounded.
Capacity is reserved before a specialist executes.
Stalled work expires without silent duplication.
Overlapping page or topic scope becomes one reviewed resolution.
The Supervisor can route a validated proposal to the queue; it cannot approve, merge, deploy or publish it.
Every plan includes supervision. Site count, concurrency, tracked work and execution capacity increase by paid tier.
Questions
No. Entitlement and usage checks fail closed.
Work is serialized, combined or returned for a human decision with both scopes visible.
No. Retry classes, attempts, backoff and reserved budget are bounded.
No. Schedules can begin preparation; production still requires human approval.
No. Priority is an operating decision based on current evidence and uncertainty.
Paid deployment · human authority
Choose a paid plan to activate supervised queues, budgets and protected production handoffs.