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This is the active launch plan. It replaces the older scattered priority matrices, immediate action lists, fix summaries, and phase reports now kept in docs/archive/.

Launch Objective

Ship a credible beta for teams that need runtime control of AI agents:
  • instrument Python agents quickly;
  • enforce budgets, policies, guardrails, approvals, and kill switches;
  • sync telemetry to the platform;
  • operate from the console;
  • prove what happened through the ledger, exports, replay, and compliance metadata.

Positioning

Agent Sentinel is runtime authority for AI agents. Keep product language focused on shipped capabilities:
  • Use: runtime policy enforcement, intervention tracking, approvals, replay, ledger, cost controls, kill switch, and compliance/audit workflows.
  • Avoid: unqualified certification claims such as “SOC 2 certified” unless certification exists.
  • Clarify: cost tracking is based on SDK/integration estimates unless actual provider reconciliation has shipped.
  • Label: roadmap items as roadmap, not current product.

Launch Pillars

1. SDK Adoption

The SDK launch path is strongest when a developer can install, instrument, and see value in minutes. Required launch state:
  • clear installation and quickstart docs;
  • @guarded_action examples for sync and async functions;
  • policy, guardrail, approval, replay, and integration examples;
  • local ledger docs that explain exactly what is recorded;
  • remote sync docs with API key setup and shutdown/flush behavior.
Canonical docs:
  • /quickstart
  • /sdk/python/installation
  • /sdk/python/instrumentation
  • /sdk/python/policies
  • /sdk/python/guardrails
  • /sdk/python/replay
  • /sdk/python/framework-integrations
  • /sdk/python/llm-integrations

2. Platform Reliability

The platform must make SDK telemetry useful and trustworthy. Required launch state:
  • authenticated ingest with API keys;
  • tenant-scoped runs/actions/ledger APIs;
  • policy sync;
  • approval APIs and decision history;
  • intervention and replay APIs;
  • WebSocket updates for console workflows;
  • deployment and migration notes for the chosen production path.
Canonical docs:
  • /platform/overview
  • /platform/ingest
  • /platform/auth
  • /platform/runs
  • /platform/policies
  • /platform/approvals
  • /platform/interventions
  • /platform/replay
  • /platform/websockets
  • /platform/self-hosting

3. Console Operations

The console should support the operator workflows that make runtime control credible. Required launch state:
  • quickstart/onboarding path;
  • runs explorer;
  • intervention review;
  • approval inbox;
  • policy management;
  • kill switch;
  • replay hub and determinism analysis;
  • agent overview;
  • ledger export and audit workflows;
  • analytics sufficient to show cost and operational signals.
Canonical docs:
  • /console/overview
  • /console/quickstart
  • /console/runs
  • /console/interventions
  • /console/approvals
  • /console/kill-switch
  • /console/replay
  • /console/ledger
  • /console/agents
  • /console/analytics
  • /console/settings

Critical Launch Work

Track active delivery here instead of creating new root-level plan docs.
AreaOutcomeStatus
Claims accuracyPublic docs and marketing match shipped behaviorActive maintenance
SDK quickstartInstall, instrument, local ledger, remote sync path is clearDocumented
ReplayReplay docs and examples explain cost-free debugging and determinismDocumented
ApprovalsConsole approval flow and API behavior are documentedDocumented
NotificationsSlack/email approval notification pathValidate shipped state before claiming
Compliance exportsLedger/compliance export path is documented and testableValidate shipped state before claiming certification
Framework integrationsLangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, LangGraph claims map to code and examplesValidate before each release
Production deploymentRailway/Supabase/deployment checklist reflects current hosting choiceNeeds periodic review

Launch Readiness Checklist

  • SDK quickstart succeeds from a clean virtual environment.
  • Remote sync works against staging or production with a new API key.
  • Console onboarding produces at least one visible run.
  • Policy enforcement blocks a denied action and records an intervention.
  • Approval workflow can be requested, decided, and reflected in the ledger.
  • Kill switch blocks the intended scope and is auditable.
  • Replay example runs locally and posts or displays a replay summary.
  • Ledger export works for a bounded date range.
  • Documentation has no top-level stale phase reports or duplicate architecture docs.
  • Public claims have an owner and evidence link.

Historical Sources

The launch plan condenses these archived inputs:
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY.md
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/CODEBASE_REVIEW_AND_ROADMAP.md
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/IMPLEMENTATION_PRIORITY_MATRIX.md
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/IMMEDIATE_ACTIONS.md
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/HONEST_CLAIMS_AUDIT.md
  • docs/archive/legacy-plans/PHASE_7_SUMMARY.md