Bounded authority
Autonomy you earn into — the risky class of action always waits for you.
- Routine bounded actions can proceed
- Large blast-radius actions pause for a decision
- The exception boundary is explicit
How it works
Describe → interview → confirm → build → live → iterate.
The app is only as good as the spec, and the spec is only as good as the questions we ask.
The starting point
You approve the outcome.
The routine path moves.
The Factory turns a product outcome and approved specification into a verified live product. Forge continues the practice when the product is already in your repository.
The conductor
You are not the scheduler anymore. You are still in charge.
After an approved build specification, autonomous operations carry the routine path forward. The goal is less operational sprawl while keeping unusually large blast-radius decisions visible and intentional.
Guardrails
Human strategic oversight is structural, not an afterthought.
- The approved specification is the operating boundary
- Routine work is bounded and checked
- Large exceptions are surfaced with context
The watchdog
Most systems alert you when something breaks. Ours alerts you when it goes quiet.
- Independent signal
- Absence of heartbeat is meaningful
- Diagnosis before discovery
Mission Control MCP
One URL. A whole Factory.
You do not need to configure anything here. This short visual story shows what OCNexus gains from Mission Control MCP: a place to start work, see its progress, and check the landing.
MCPOAuth 2.1tiered authorization
External access is being hardened now. This is not yet a self-serve integration or open external service.
The Factory, in motion
1 of 3 — Approved outcome. An approved product outcome enters The Factory.
Illustrative story
Outcome → spec
The system cannot silently build something you never asked for.
A plain-language outcome becomes an interview for the gaps, then a structured specification and a confirmation card. You can see what will and will not be built before work begins.
Outcome
→Gaps only
→Structured spec
→Your confirmation
Review gate
Build with speed. Review before landing.
A writer produces the implementation. A separate reviewer checks it before it lands. Two perspectives protect the quality of a single result.
The Factory
A description in. A live product out.
The Factory turns an approved product outcome into a complete SaaS: database, backend, frontend, and live URL. Its detailed lifecycle now has its own place.
Provisioning rails
The production floor is built in.
Commercial-grade by default: row-level security on every table, structured logging, health checks, input validation, CI, idempotent migrations.
identity
repo
data layer
delivery
backend
frontend
automation
email
payments provider
product operations
What “live” means
It runs when it is done. Not before.
The landing is verified through the product’s real operating surface — sign-in, admin access, payments provider, and row-level security.
Sign-in
Working access flow
Admin
Operational control surface
Payments
Payments provider integrated
RLS
Row-level security enforced
Live
Landing is verified
The Forge
Bring your repo → find, fix, verify → you approve.
Forge keeps an existing product moving. It turns findings into understandable work, moves bounded routine changes through checks, and verifies the result against the real product surface.