Resolver status
executable
Grounded in catalog entry sprint_metrics.
For engineering leaders evaluating governed operations
Inspect the synthetic workflow before a live source is in scope.
Forklift resolves an allowlisted sprint-metrics capability against synthetic data. Configured authentication requires a second verified identity for approval, and production execution remains blocked until a durable worker exists.
Evidence before claims
What this page is—and is not—promising
Verified today: a bounded synthetic metrics workflow with explicit definitions, identity-bound approval, and no customer connectors.
Data boundary
Operational data without personal or regulated records.
Economic buyer
CTO, VP Engineering, or platform lead
Why now
The conditions that make the workflow worth examining
These are discovery signals, not proof that Forklift has delivered the outcome for a customer.
Common triggers
- Teams dispute metric definitions
- Delivery slows without a shared baseline
- Incident actions are recorded but not closed
- Leaders need evidence before claiming an AI productivity change
Observable symptoms
- Two dashboards disagree and both appear plausible
- Metric definitions live in privately owned queries
- No approved baseline exists
- Improvement actions lose ownership after review
First artifact
Verified Synthetic Metrics Workspace
Available now as a bounded, synthetic-only demonstration
- Versioned metric definitions
- DORA-aligned measures calculated from a synthetic fixture
- Organization and task ownership records
- Identity-bound invitation and independent approval
- Verification evidence without customer-system mutation
Governed progression
Prove the control loop before increasing authority
Every engagement progresses through explicit gates. Natural language expresses intent; it never grants production authority.
1. Diagnose
Confirm the repeated problem, owner, systems, data, decision rights, baseline, and economics.
2. Observe
Use interviews, fixtures, or controlled exports before requesting a read-only connector.
3. Control exceptions
Give bounded exceptions owners, deadlines, approvals, and reconciliation evidence.
4. Prove
Measure the agreed result against the approved baseline and preserve provenance.
5. Automate selectively
Permit only cataloged, tested, reversible actions under the exact approved plan.
6. Operate or stop
Monitor cost, health, incidents, recovery, upgrades, and exit—or record why the hypothesis failed.
Proof metrics
Agree on the baseline before claiming improvement
A metric becomes evidence only when its definition, source, window, owner, and comparison baseline are approved.
Change lead time
Deployment frequency
Time to restore service
Change fail rate
Incident recurrence
Review-action closure rate
Hard boundary
What remains outside this engagement
These exclusions are commitments. Changing one requires a new classification, plan, review, and approval—not an expanded prompt.
- Production execution before the durable worker boundary exists
- Writing to source control, CI, or incident tools
- Individual performance scoring
- Claiming gains without an approved baseline and measured result
Commercial entry
Verified synthetic sandbox
The synthetic sandbox is available without production connectors. Any customer-data work receives a separate scoped proposal.
No unmeasured agent price is published.
The first written proposal identifies the work, evidence, operating obligation, and commercial terms before authorization.
Questions
What buyers usually need clarified first
What can I verify today?
You can inspect the synthetic capability and its governed handoff. In configured authentication, a second verified user must accept an invitation and approve the plan. Production execution remains disabled.
Does this connect to our tools?
Not in the sandbox. Any read-only connector requires separate scope, authorization, and evidence before customer data is involved.
Will this rank individual engineers?
No. The workflow is scoped to team and system improvement and explicitly excludes employee scoring.
What does a paid deployment cost?
No agent price is published yet. Connector scope and operating terms are quoted only after requirements and measured delivery costs are known.
Adjacent outcomes
Scope the next problem without inventing a page
Unpublished outcomes route to Open Flow. They do not produce a broken page or an implied implementation claim.