Observe
Follow every agent, workflow branch, external action, and human decision in one live context.
Sapnix FlightDeck turns a live browser conversation into a validated commercial fleet renewal, produces three synthetic estimates, and demonstrates what happens when one carrier workflow changes mid-execution.
One branch paused. Two branches continue safely.
The signed-in demo creates a case only after a complete browser voice interview and explicit approval. It prices three synthetic carrier estimates, then injects a disclosed recovery test to demonstrate containment and idempotent replay.
Start live demoThe interface is evidence for an execution model: observable state, isolated failure, checkpointed recovery, and an auditable external-effects record.
Follow every agent, workflow branch, external action, and human decision in one live context.
Isolate a failing carrier integration without stopping safe work elsewhere in the case.
Correct the integration once and resume from the last trusted checkpoint.
Replay the complete workflow and verify that no external action was duplicated.
This is the production behavior the prototype explores: voice is the entry point, while every validated field, branch, external action, failure, approval, and recovered estimate remains attached to one operational context.
Inspect the proposed boundariesA browser conversation becomes structured operational context.
Validated fleet, operations, losses, controls, and terms resolve into one canonical case.
Carrier adapters run in parallel with explicit safety boundaries.
A changed portal pauses only the branch that can no longer proceed safely.
A human correction is versioned and replay begins at the last checkpoint.
The final comparison includes a complete, replayable execution record.
This prototype does not connect to Handle or any carrier. It maps the boundaries I would propose: browser-only interaction stays in the browser, secrets stay server-side, and shared operational state remains observable.
The demo makes architecture visible: durable orchestration, state transitions, idempotent effects, observability, failure isolation, and typed boundaries.
Sign in with a one-time email code, complete the fleet-renewal intake in your browser, and follow the validated case through synthetic pricing, failure containment, human rescue, and safe replay. No phone number or carrier credentials are required.