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Command Plane

Where humans stay in command.

The Command Plane is the operational console for the trust layer: see what humans and agents are doing, approve what needs judgment, and reshape policies as stakes change — with receipts for all of it.

The console for the trust layer

Companion is how you talk to HUMΛN. The Command Plane — HUMΛN Command, in full — is how you operate it: the surface where operators watch live work, approve what needs human judgment, tune policies, and read the receipts. It is the difference between hoping your agents behave and being able to see that they do.

Command Plane dashboard showing live executions, escalations, and org activity
The live dashboard — every agent, workflow, and escalation in one governed view.

What ships in the console

Dashboard

One view of active work: executions, escalations, incidents, and credits — across every agent and workflow in your org.

Workflow Builder

Compose governed workflows visually — gates, escalation policies, and connector steps on one canvas.

Audit & Decision Ledger

Every consequential decision as one curated, signed narrative — inspectable and contestable, not a raw log dump.

Escalations & Workforce

Queues where qualified humans review, decide, and record outcomes — the reviewer sees exactly what the agent saw.

Marketplace & Extensions

Install governed bundles and extend the console itself — policies and provenance travel with every install.

Learning & Diagnostics

Review HumanOS learning proposals, trace incidents, and watch HUMΛN explain itself.

Receipts you can hand to an auditor

The Decision Ledger turns provenance into narrative: what ran, who approved it, what was overridden, and why — each step signed. Challenge paths are built in, because accountability you cannot contest is not accountability at all.

Decision Ledger in the Command Plane showing a signed decision narrative
The Decision Ledger — one curated, signed narrative per consequential decision.

It is live — go look

The Command Plane runs today at console.haio.run. Open it, click around, and judge the depth yourself.