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Humans approve. Always.
An AI that can ship to production without you is a problem you can't undo. Every change we propose passes a human approval gate — even when the agent is certain. Certainty is not authority.
MAManifesto
Seven things we believe.
Approval-first. Audit-immutable. Transparency-as-default. These are the seven principles we use to decide what ships, what doesn't, and what we'll never build — even when the market would let us.
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Closed-union over runtime checks.
The safest production code is code that can't be wrong. We model every decision as a closed-union type so the compiler rejects category errors before runtime. Safety should be a property of the type system, not a hope at deploy time.
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Honesty is the first feature.
If a feature isn't shipped, the docs say so. If a connector is in preview, the dashboard tells you. We never describe what we wish were true. Buyers can tell the difference, and trust scales linearly with how rarely we lie.
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Audit is not optional.
Every action the system takes — approved, rejected, rolled back — writes a sha-256-signed audit row with who, what, when, and why. Compliance is a side-effect, not the goal. The goal is being able to look someone in the eye and explain what happened.
05of 07
Bounded blast radius.
Plans that touch more than a handful of resources auto-stage. Production accounts cap at one. We'd rather ship a smaller fix today than a larger one we can't reverse tomorrow.
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Repetition refined into a system.
Brand consistency is what design discipline looks like at scale. Every card uses the same material. Every primary CTA uses the same physics. Every page hero shares the same numbered rhythm. Nothing is bespoke unless bespoke is the point.
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Connect once. Stay connected.
The IAM role you set up on day one is the IAM role we use forever. We don't ask for more access as features ship. We don't store credentials. We assume-role for every operation. Revoke us from your own console any time — we will not phone home asking why.