Who it is for
Operators designing repeatable, human-controlled workflows across products and approved integrations.
Proposed roadmap application
Thirteenfold Relay
Typed, previewable, human-controlled workflows across products and approved integrations.
Proposed roadmap application; name and implementation remain under review.
Why it is planned
A practical role in the family.
Example use
A declared product event should prepare follow-up work across several tools while pausing at every authority boundary.
Intended benefit
Could reduce repeated coordination work while keeping scope, approvals, failures, and receipts visible.
Intended workflow
How the work would flow.
This describes the planned experience. It does not establish that these capabilities are available.
Define the typed events, actions, limits, schedules, and failure behavior.
Preview the workflow and obtain approval at each required authority boundary.
Run only authorized steps, stop safely on unresolved conditions, and retain receipts.
Scope and relationships
Clear ownership of the work.
Data and authority boundaries
Would carry only declared event fields, temporary references, schedules, and approval records; it would not store plaintext secrets, issue capabilities, or expose an unrestricted shell.
How it fits with the family
Relay would sequence declared work; Core would remain responsible for issuing and enforcing capabilities and policy.
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