Every agent.
One pane.
Observe, route, pause, and govern every agent across the company — before a run becomes expensive, off-policy, or unsafe.
Kerode M.$3.96Waiting for approval
Sandra L.$1.12Running
George P.$0.48Running
Michael V.$4.50Blocked · cap reached
Angela$0.22IdleSee everything that's running
Every agent across the org in one live table — owner, status, spend, and last action. No more hunting through chat windows.
A fleet you can see is a fleet you can reason about. Each run carries its owner, its task, its spend against cap, and its current state — so the question “what is that agent doing?” has a one-glance answer instead of an investigation.
Safety is the seatbelt on each run. Control is the cockpit for all of them.
Route work deliberately
Declarative rules decide what flows to agents, what needs a human, and what escalates — instead of whoever saw the message first.
Sandra L.On-callGeorge P.Claude Code
CS teamIntervene mid-flight
Pause any run, send it a message, or hand its work to a person — with the full context attached, not a screenshot.
Interrupt
Pause cleanly, state preserved. The run resumes where it stopped — or doesn't, if you've seen enough.
Hand off
Move the work to a person with everything the agent knew: the thread, the decisions, the constraint it hit.
Kill
The stop control of last resort — immediate, logged, and never argued with. More on safety.
Spend, governed
Caps per run, per agent, and per team roll up into one company view — so the invoice is never the first place you learn something.
- Per-run caps pause the run at the line
- Team budgets roll up into the company view
- No run spends past its cap — not even a little
Every cap is enforcement, not alerting: a capped run pauses and asks instead of finishing the loop and apologizing. Anomalies surface in the same pane as everything else, next to the owner who can act on them.
Take the wheel
Observe, route, pause, and govern every agent across the company — from one pane.