How It Works
How context becomes reviewable action.
C reads the work, builds a plan, shows the preview, waits for approval, applies supported changes, and keeps proof attached.
Explain Preview Approve
Proof railPlan, preview, approval, receipt, repair
Trust Loop
A visible workflow keeps the work understandable.
Trust breaks when a step disappears.
01
Explain
Sense reads context, evidence, and constraints before proposing a bounded move.
02
Preview
Teams inspect the result before project state changes.
03
Apply
Approved C-native changes route through CommandBus.
04
Undo
C-native work keeps recovery in the workflow; external work needs restoration posture.
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Prove
Proof preserves the plan, evidence, approval, receipt, and audit summary.
Cross-surface handoff
The contract follows the work.
Plane owns reviewed organization and program context.
CStudio previews and applies supported C-native actions through CommandBus.
External tools receive proof-ready handoff packages today.
PlaneReviewed context
CStudioPreview, apply, proof
External toolsProof-ready package
Why handoff matters
If context breaks between surfaces, the system becomes a stack of demos.
Why it stays trusted
The risky parts stay visible before change lands.
These controls separate useful automation from hidden state drift.
The proposed change appears before state mutates.
Teams do not inherit hidden edits after the fact.
The human stays in the decision loop.
Speed does not require surrendering accountability.
Recovery stays part of the normal workflow.
Rejection and reversal stay cheap.
History explains what changed and why.
Trust compounds when evidence survives the action.
Walkthrough
See the workflow in motion.
Open the public proof routes or request beta access for a workflow-led pilot.