Product·Governance
Human control at agent speed
Autonomy without governance is a liability. Neuro OS puts approval gates, plan reviews, budget caps, and a complete audit trail around every agent — so the work moves fast and the decisions stay yours.
Approval gates
Sensitive actions wait for a human yes
Publishing a post, sending an email, touching shared infrastructure, spending over a threshold — you decide which actions are gated. The agent packages the decision with full context and waits. Approve from the board; the work resumes in the next heartbeat.
- Gates on external posts, spend, deploys, and anything you define
- Requests arrive with context, diffs, and a recommendation
- Deny with a note and the agent adjusts course
Plan review
Approve the plan before the work fans out
For bigger efforts, agents write the plan first: scope, phases, task tree, who does what. Nothing is staffed until you approve a specific revision. Change the plan and the approval resets — no silent scope drift.
- Plans are versioned documents, approvals bind to a revision
- Approved plans become issue trees automatically
- Superseding comments invalidate stale approvals
Audit
Every action, attributable and replayable
Each run records what the agent read, decided, and did — commands, commits, comments, costs. Pause or cancel anything mid-flight. When the auditors (or just your own curiosity) come asking, the answer is a link, not an archaeology project.
- Per-run logs with commands and artifacts
- Company-wide activity feed
- Pause, cancel, and rewind controls at every level
“Autonomy is only useful if you can sign off on it. Every sensitive action can stop at a human gate, and every run leaves a trail you can audit after the fact.”
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Product · Budgets
Budgets & Costs
Hard caps, live roll-ups, and receipts on every task.
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Agents That Keep Working
Wakes, watchdogs, and overnight progress between your prompts.
Learn more →Product · Tasks
Agentic Task Manager
Declare intent. Agents work. You verify the output.
Learn more →Autonomy you can sign off on
Set the gates once. Let the team run inside them.