Make complex workflows and agent activity legible to people.
An agent that works is not the same as an agent a team can answer for. The gap shows up in the interface: a button that commits an irreversible change with no plan behind it, a log nobody can read, a confidence number with no sources attached.
We design and build the surfaces where people and automated systems meet — approval flows, activity records, evaluation views — and the component architecture underneath them.
What you get
Architecture map
The seams of the front end, drawn: what owns state, what renders agent output, where a human must intervene.
Component system
A token set and component library your team extends, not a one-off screen set.
Approval surfaces
Built and shipped: the queue, the evidence panel, the pause, the reject-with-a-note.
ADRs and handoff
One decision record per consequential choice, written as we go, so the reasoning outlives us.