How it works

From intent to evidence-backed completion

A governed Midfleet run establishes ownership and scope before work advances, applies policy and approval checkpoints at controlled transitions, requires valid evidence for completion, and creates a durable recovery path when the run cannot proceed safely.

Control path

Seven states, one durable operating record.

1. AdmitValidate the workspace, project, policy, requested outcome, and supported route.Enforced

2. AssignGive the work a responsible owner, team, scope, and expected result.Enforced or attested

3. ExecuteAgents choose models and tools within the governed path and declared boundary.Controlled path

4. CheckPause at approval, risk, handoff, or independent review boundaries.Enforced

5. ProveAttach evidence to the correct run, stage, handoff, and required artifact.Validated

6. CompleteAdvance only when required stages, evidence, terminal state, and durable records agree.Enforced

7. RecoverCreate a blocker, preserve context, identify the decision owner, and expose the next action.Durable

The enforcement line

Midfleet must be in the path to block the path.

Hub-routed admission, assignment, handoff, approval, artifact, and completion transitions can be governed before state advances. A direct external action that bypasses those transitions is not transformed into enforcement merely because Midfleet later observes it.

Evidence contract

“The agent said it was done” is not the completion rule.

A stage is complete only when its work contract, terminal handoff state, required evidence, and durable stage state agree. A run is complete only when required stages are consumed and the artifact lifecycle is satisfied or explicitly not required.

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