One system — from process description to managed AI execution.
G8 is not a collection of separate tools. It is a unified operational layer that takes a process through six managed stages — description, blueprint, contract, simulation, execution, and monitoring.
Describe the process as you would explain it to a colleague.
WhatsApp chat, email, spreadsheet, or plain text — G8 extracts participants, triggers, data, and tools and builds a structured process map.
- Extracting actors, triggers, and data
- Automatic tool recognition
- Structure — not a chat response
PROCESS INTAKE
raw → structuredStructured blueprint — steps, roles, risks.
The process map becomes a validated blueprint: steps, dependencies, required tools, and verification points — with your AI key.
- Validated JSON Structure
- Automation Candidates
- Risk & Approval Points
BLUEPRINT
6 StepsWhat AI Can and Cannot Do. Pre-launch.
Every flow has a contract: allowed and blocked actions, data access, approval gates, and error policy — before anything goes live.
- allowed / blocked actions
- data access scope
- approval gates + failure policy
AUTOMATION CONTRACT
Safe Simulation First, Live Run Later.
See flow in action before real effect: test input, AI output, approval stop, and risk warning.
- dry-run timeline
- Expected Output
- Risk Flags Pre-launch
SIMULATION
dry runReal Execution — by schedule, webhook, approvals.
HTTP, Telegram, Email, Slack — steps actually execute. All runs are recorded with status, duration, retry, and full audit.
- manual / schedule / webhook triggers
- idempotency + retry policy
- Full Run Trace
RUN TRACE
exec_9f2a · liveOps Room — Where the System Needs Attention.
Live flows, failed runs, pending approvals, and operational delays — in one operational queue.
- needs attention queue
- failed runs + approvals
- performance insights