AULO
AULO (Agent Unified Loop Overlay) is the unified human–Agent collaboration interface for ReadyForAI: inbox, console, projects, chat, knowledge, council, and alerts in one view. Browsers connect to the AULO gateway; domain state for tasks, alerts, compliance, and council stays in PathPilot, HeronSentry, OwlAudit, PrismCouncil, and LarkScout. AULO handles aggregated display, action forwarding, and notifications—it does not execute Agents or embed an approval engine.

AULO
Agent Unified Loop OverlayOne workspace for human–Agent work: inbox, conversations, council, and governance actionsBring human and Agent team collaboration into a single workspace.
- Single Entry Point
- Inbox · Console · Chat · Council
- Gateway Aggregation
- Domain state stays in governance products
- Human-in-the-Loop
- Sign-offs and confirmations write back upstream
Typical pains
As Agent fleets grow, teams must monitor multiple disconnected dashboards
Approvals and alerts are scattered across email, IM, and ticketing systems
Human–Agent collaboration lacks a unified audit trail and record
Capabilities
Does / does not
Does
- Unified inbox: escalations, pending decisions, HITL, and unassigned Agents
- Agent console: topology, project paths, resource overview, and runtime drill-down
- Human entry point for high-risk and compliance actions
- Council center (authorized users): mind-map sub-topics and multi-Agent discussions
- Cross-session message memos (jump is limited to the current session)
- Role-grouped Agent performance views (read-only)
Does not
- Does not execute Agents or perform local model inference
- Does not embed an approval engine or approval workflow
- Does not replace domain data and rules in individual governance products
Integrations
PathPilot task and project control planeHeronSentry alerts, Traces, and runtime metricsOwlAudit approvals and compliancePrismCouncil deliberationsLarkScout knowledge and data sourcesNodalOS runtime and conversation transportHarnessServer session and retrieval (by deployment)Enterprise IdP / OIDC sign-on, with an optional local emergency admin