It watches the work. Then it does the work.
Signal sits on every desk, observes how your best people operate, and turns the repetitive parts into agents. Nothing runs without a sign-off. Nothing leaves your machines.
Observe. Suggest. Approve. Audit.
Signal watches how land, geology, finance, and ops actually work. Each person controls what comes back: full detail or summary only.
Work seen three times becomes a candidate agent, with the minutes per week it would recover. One click generates it, disabled by default.
Every action lands in a sign-off queue marked reversible or irreversible, with a council vote behind it. High-stakes work escalates to you.
Every deploy, sign-off, and policy change is written to a log nobody can edit. Your security review reads it straight.
Command your fleet from one window.
Who is observing, which agents are deployed where, what return level each person allows, and what got flagged overnight.
Every agent carries its tier, node count, and accept rate. Deploy with a toggle; anything under-performing is obvious.
Repeated work surfaces as candidates with the evidence attached: seen 3× in 30 days, roughly 45 minutes a week recovered.
Low-risk, reversible actions clear with a click. High-risk irreversible ones need the council and land on your desk.
An agent that violates its permission grammar is quarantined on the spot and its tools revoked. The fleet keeps running.
SUMMARY ONLY keeps a person's raw work private and reports only outcomes. Trust is a per-desk setting, not a policy PDF.
Built in Fleet Builder. Deployed on Signal.
Fleet Builder is where agents are drafted and tested, on the web. Signal is where they go to work: on your machines, behind sign-offs, learning from the people they help. The console's Builder button opens it directly.
Explore Fleet Builder →Put Signal on the desks that matter.
Start with one team. The suggestions will make the case for the rest.