OriginOS-Pro turns external intent from humans, AI systems, agents, APIs, and system events into governed action flows. Before any intent can affect resources, systems, decisions, or execution, it must become reviewable, approvable, verifiable, recoverable, and auditable.
Human instructions are reconstructed into reviewable system objects before any runtime continuation or action package can proceed.
Continuation requires constructible state, fresh inheritance, reviewed authority, bounded action scope, and human approval.
Every instruction must pass KGS, Continuity-Time, Continuation Control, approval or refusal, verification, recovery review, and forensic receipt.
The Pro object contract is prepared as a schema-review package for HSP-01 / Node01 handoff. It maps logical constructibility, time-aware inheritance, continuation admissibility, bounded action packaging, and forensic evidence into a future governed execution boundary.
Enter enterprise tasks, clarify requirements, and prepare task context before any governed review begins.
Attach supporting files for task review. Readable text-based files can be previewed locally before governed review.
Enterprise-safe reasoning summary shows what was understood, which context was used, whether review is needed, and what must happen before any governed execution path.
External resources are treated as governed targets. Review the workspace before any connection is considered.
A compact review surface for the task, target scope, expected result, and risk level.
Only approved commands may enter a later controlled execution channel. No free shell is available here.
The reviewed action must remain stable, auditable, and ready for approval before any SSH-bound preview.
Enterprise policy determines whether a task is ready, requires approval, should be held, must be blocked, or needs a fresh state review.
The current starting point must match the expected state before approval or any later SSH-bound preview can be considered.
Approval remains unavailable until both policy and state review are satisfied.
Shows whether the action is approved by the designated human authority.
The approved action is locked until human approval is granted.
The resource workspace is visible for review, but no connection is active and no credentials are shown.
Only a human-approved action scope may be considered for later controlled work.
Any approved external-resource work must produce returned output, verification, recovery review, and a traceable audit trail.
Consolidated task intent, attached context, reasoning summary, approval readiness, and audit export in a high-visibility record layout.
Export task record in structured, human-readable, and audit-ready formats without exposing internal logic.
Policy, valid starting state, and audit readiness remain visible without crowding the workspace.
Enterprise policy decides whether a task is ready, held, or blocked.
Execution must begin from a verified and admissible state.
Task actions, approvals, verification, rollback decisions, and closure remain auditable.
Describe tasks, attach context, and follow the controlled execution flow.
Execution must comply with policy, valid state, and a human-approved action preview.
Task intake, approval, verification, and audit review remain governed and enterprise-safe.