Human in the loop
Destructive or outward-facing steps wait for sign-off. Approval is per-action and never carries across contexts.
The platform
Operator is a single agent engine, written once and run everywhere — the terminal, a native iOS app, and the web. It drives a real tool loop over your files, git, shell, the web, and your MCP hub, holds your whole codebase in context, and records everything it does.
The engine
Operator reasons across your repository, not a snippet — planning, editing, and testing with the full picture in view.
A governed catalogue of tools the model can call: files, git, shell, web, and your own via MCP. Tiered per account.
Long sessions compact safely without losing the thread, so work continues across hours, not just a single prompt.
Every irreversible or outward-facing action is gated behind explicit approval — the loop pauses for a human.
Tools & connectors
Operator does the work through tools, not suggestions: it reads and writes files, runs your build and tests, commits to git, searches the web, and calls your internal systems through the Model Context Protocol.
Approvals & audit
Destructive or outward-facing steps wait for sign-off. Approval is per-action and never carries across contexts.
Every action is written to an append-only audit chain — reviewable, and impossible to quietly rewrite.
Admin, member, and read-only tiers; scoped API keys per project, revocable instantly.
One engine · every surface
The full loop in your shell. operator installs once and signs in once; the same account follows you.
Drive and observe a live session from your phone — diffs, tool steps, approvals, documents, and media.
Run in the browser or attach to a running session on another device, and hand it off without losing state.
How it works
Install the CLI or open a surface, sign in once, and point Operator at your repo and your tools.
Describe the outcome. Operator plans, edits, runs, and tests — asking before anything irreversible.
Read the diff, the tool trace, and the audit trail; approve, and ship.
Enterprise & government · by approval