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PilotWeave
Trusted agent operations for real teams
Agent workflows with approvals, runtime controls, and audit trails

The control plane for teams shipping AI work into production.

PilotWeave helps operators design, supervise, and run agentic workflows with the kind of visibility, guardrails, and handoff discipline that real businesses need.

Build

Composable workflow canvas with agent, tool, trigger, and policy layers.

Govern

Approvals, guardrails, credentials, and scorecards built into the flow.

Operate

Runs, overrides, compensation, and replay tools for production recovery.

Workflow studio
Lead intake and outreach
Ready to simulate
Canvas6 steps
1
Trigger
New inbound lead
2
Enrich
Research account and persona
3
Draft
Generate outreach and qualification
4
Approve
Escalate high-risk messaging
5
Send
Dispatch via Gmail and CRM
Runtime controls
Provider policy
OpenAI + Anthropic allowed
Approval threshold
Required for high-risk live sends
Run budget
$18 per production run
Live status
Audit trail healthy

Every run keeps the reasoning surface, decisions, tool calls, and rollback options visible to operators.

Human-in-the-loop by default

Approvals, escalation paths, and role-aware controls keep the operator in the conversation instead of bolting them on later.

Operational depth, not demo gloss

Replay, compensation, overrides, scorecards, and runtime policy are already treated as first-class product surfaces.

One place to supervise the system

Connectors, credentials, triggers, runs, and workflow design sit inside the same mental model.

System shape

More like an operating layer than a single workflow screen.

That’s the direction that feels most aligned with your product already. The strongest front end here isn’t just prettier screens — it’s a tighter story about trust, supervision, and execution.

Builder

Design step graphs and copilot-assisted flows.

Runs

Inspect timelines, replay incidents, and recover safely.

Guardrails

Set provider policy, approvals, and budgets.

Integrations

Manage MCP, accounts, credentials, and triggers.

Front-end direction

Clean, confident, and operator-first.

This gives PilotWeave a stronger first impression right away: darker foundation, sharper contrast, tighter hierarchy, and a clearer product story with the same underlying app underneath it.