AI company blueprints · harness-powered workflows
Create any company blueprint with AI. Run every workflow with AI.
Start with templates, skills, agents, and Jentrix Foundry primitives, or let AI assemble the blueprint with you. Import the versioned blueprint to generate its workspaces, policies, roles, and harness-powered workflows, then operate and improve them with people and agents.
Blueprints turn company design into runnable operations
Use templates, skills, connectors, agents, and operating patterns as composable building blocks. AI helps design and validate the blueprint; Jentrix Foundry imports it, generates the working environment, and runs its workflows on the governed Agentic OS foundation.
Any company, one runnable definition
Structure, workspaces, roles, processes, policies, agents, connector requirements, dashboards, metrics, and setup questions live in one versioned blueprint.
Compose with templates, skills, and agents
Start from proven components or ask AI to assemble and adapt them. Each dependency stays explicit, versioned, testable, and replaceable.
Blueprint processes become executable
Import a blueprint to generate its workspaces and turn each process into a governed, AI-harness-powered workflow with evidence, gates, retries, and recovery.
One operations core
The UI, automations, and a 242-tool MCP server share the same authorization, activity, notifications, realtime, and conflict-recovery contracts.
Configuration travels, authority does not
Blueprints carry operating structure and requirements, never secrets, credentials, live company data, tenant identity, or legal authority.
Install, upgrade, learn
Preview generated workspaces, bind local identities and connectors, pin versions, migrate safely, roll back, detect drift, and feed proven improvements into the next version.
The governed runtime beneath every blueprint
Agentic OS remains the architecture inside Jentrix Foundry. It briefs agents, checks plans, meters credentials, records evidence, and routes genuine exceptions to people. Blueprints describe the company; this layer runs it safely.
- WO-01Work ordersBounded, versioned agent briefs with checksummed context packs and launch-preview warnings.
- POL-02Policy engineLayered, most-restrictive-wins rules gate risky actions before they run: deny, require approval, or allow.
- CRED-03Credential brokerShort-lived, scoped, action-bound grants injected only at execution. Agents never hold raw secrets.
- FLOW-04Agent workflowsPlan, review, execute, review: two-agent loops with human gates before anything irreversible.
- TWR-05Control TowerOne operational inbox over twenty-five queues: approvals, stuck runs, SLA risks, delivery exceptions.
- SIM-06SimulationsDry-run a risky plan against the real ops core with zero side effects, then execute the approved plan exactly once.
The software company is the first blueprint, not a demo
Software delivery is already the deepest operating loop in Jentrix Foundry. The next step is to complete the company around it, run every process on real work, and package the proven configuration instead of inventing a generic template in isolation.
The factory already works
Specs, work orders, harness stages, pull requests, CI runs, deployments, releases, and incidents form one evidence-backed delivery graph.
Complete the company around it
Product, customer, finance, legal, people, reliability, security, data, and cost loops become governed processes on the same runtime.
Package only what proves useful
Successful operating structure, policies, roles, workflows, skills, connector requirements, dashboards, and metrics become the first Software Company Blueprint.
Create, import, operate, improve
A blueprint is not a folder of prompts. AI composes it from Jentrix Foundry primitives, templates, skills, and agents into a signed, versioned company definition: structure, workspaces, roles, processes, policies, connector requirements, dashboards, metrics, and configuration questions.
Installation binds local people, identities, systems, and authority. Secrets, business records, credentials, and legal permissions never travel with the blueprint.
- M14
Complete the governed foundation
01Skills, memory, connectors, dynamic discovery, async work, and human input become verified references that later blueprints can depend on.
- M15
Build the runtime and reference company
02Define the blueprint manifest, general workflow engine, installer, versioning, upgrades, rollback, and workspace generation. Run the complete software company on it.
- M16
Turn proof into a blueprint
03An agent interviews the operator, configures and validates the operating model, previews installation, and produces software company, agency, support, sales, and back-office packs.
- M17
Distribute and instantiate safely
04A private-first registry, marketplace, enterprise tenancy, SSO, SCIM, quotas, billing, audit, compatibility checks, and rollback make reuse governable.
05 / Connect
Use Jentrix Foundry through MCP or the CLI
The current operating foundation is served from /api/mcp over Streamable HTTP with bearer authentication and structured errors. The same surface will power blueprint authoring, installation, operation, and evidence collection.
- 01Mint a token. Sign in and create a personal access token: pick read / write / admin scopes, pin it to one workspace, give it a name and an emoji.
- 02Add the server. Point any MCP client at /api/mcp over Streamable HTTP with the token as a bearer. Third-party clients can use OAuth 2.1 instead.
- 03Watch it work. Every agent action lands in the same activity feed as your team's, badged with the token's identity.
# npm install -g @jentrix/cli
# or: brew install jentrix-au/tap/jentrix
jentrix login # OAuth, or export STACKS_TOKEN=tm_…
jentrix whoami
jentrix task list --board eng --json \
| jq -r '.tasks[].key'
# any of the 242 tools, by name
jentrix tool get_board_snapshot \
--args '{"boardId":"board_1"}' --jsonEvery MCP tool becomes a shell command with the same scopes, idempotency, and attribution.