One product · two views
Choose the amount of detail you need.
Use the Guided / Advanced switch in the console header. The preference is saved in this browser. It changes only presentation: it does not change permissions, policy, retained evidence, gateway behavior, or the result of an action.
Understand and act
See the current state, why it matters, and the next useful action. Technical provenance remains available in Advanced.
- Goal-based names and short explanations
- Setup journey that follows real system state
- Human-readable call outcome and safety decision
- Required confirmations remain fully visible
Inspect and verify
Work with exact identifiers, digests, revisions, raw facts, filters, immutable histories, and downloadable evidence.
- Source, release, policy, and activation provenance
- Credential, environment, and organization identifiers
- Audit search filters and complete linked event chain
- Verified JSON and signed evidence packet paths
Goal-based navigation
Find work by what you want to accomplish.
See what is protected and the next useful action.
Discover, review, test, publish, and activate tool sources.
Separate releases, credentials, and stops by environment.
Authorize people, interactive clients, and automations.
Bind policy, set limits, and operate reversible stops.
Read verified call outcomes and inspect their evidence chain.
People, Free tool check, and Settings remain available for membership, the account-free assessor, and workspace identity. On a narrow screen, less frequent destinations are under More.
Guided setup
Move from source to usable access in four visible stages.
Add: observe the public tool catalog and keep its deterministic assessment as evidence.
Approve: review changes, prove the candidate, publish a signed release, and activate it separately.
Connect: authorize an interactive client or issue a named, expiring automation credential.
Understand: read the outcome of each call and open the evidence when you need to verify it.
Audit without guesswork
Read the decision first, then inspect the chain.
Guided audit detail leads with the result, tool, requester, place, time, safety decision, and whether the event chain verifies. The owner-readable signed packet stays available. Advanced adds exact execution facts, activation and release provenance, the complete timeline, search filters, and verified JSON download.
A simpler view is not a summary database. Both modes read the same retained records, and switching views never rewrites or discards audit evidence.
Safety boundary
The view never weakens the control.
Role and environment grants, source review, candidate gates, policy compatibility, consent, destructive confirmations, stops, credential scope, gateway dispatch checks, and audit verification are identical in Guided and Advanced. Hidden detail is presentation only. If an action requires a reason, confirmation, or exact authority, the console requires it in both modes.
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