TheoB needs governed action chains.
A workflow engine for mission intake, task decomposition, agent assignment, gate checkpoints, execution chains, rollback planning, progress telemetry, and completion memory.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
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Autonomy without checkpoints is just chaos wearing a productivity badge.
Autonomous Workflow Engine OS lets TheoB turn goals into governed action: mission intake, task decomposition, agent routing, gate checkpoints, execution chains, rollback plans, event telemetry, and completion memory.
Receive goals from founder, agents, events, signals, recovery needs, research discoveries, or legal/compliance triggers.
Break missions into steps, dependencies, required agents, gates, risks, and review points.
Route tasks to observer, draft, review, operator, technician, recovery, legal, research, or constitutional agents.
Pause workflows at legal, claims, memory, reasoning, provider, deployment, ethics, or human-review gates.
Move approved tasks through preparation, review, action, audit memory, and status updates.
Attach restore paths, fallback options, degradation modes, and cancellation rules before action.
Emit workflow status to the Event Bus, Observatory, Timeline, Mesh, and Command Center.
Store what happened, what worked, what failed, what changed, and what should be improved next.
The engine should execute only what the constitution can explain.
Autonomy must be chained to permission, review, rollback, and audit memory.
No workflow should self-expand beyond its approved mission scope.
High-risk actions require human checkpoints before execution.
Legal, health, claims, secrets, production, and payment workflows require stricter gates.
Every workflow should emit status to the mesh.
Autonomous action should make TheoB more reliable, not more chaotic.