Business
The Business page (/business) is the strategic layer above day-to-day delivery — the company's charter, its live scorecard against that charter, the Board's pitches awaiting your decision, and the standing Board Programs. It's tabbed: Goals, Scorecard, Secretary, Pitches, Programs, Market Briefs, and Quality Reports (the active tab is in the URL as ?tab=).
For the story of how this layer drives work — how a north star shapes what the Board proposes and what the engines watch — see The business workflow. This page documents the panel surface.
Goals — the company charter
The Goals tab is the CEO-owned charter. It's injected into every agent's briefing, so the whole company stays goal-aware. You edit it directly:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| North star | The long-term vision in a sentence or two. |
| Objectives | A list of objective rows (metric / target / status, add and remove freely). |
| Constraints | Hard rules, one per line — e.g. "AGPL only", "No external data egress". |
| Operating policy | Free-form policy keys the company operates under. |
Save charter persists it; the card shows when it was last updated and by whom.
Scorecard
The Company Scorecard is a live read of how the company is tracking against the charter, pulled from the cockpit summary. It groups into:
- Delivery — tasks in flight, blocked, awaiting CEO, and completed in the last 30 days.
- Spend — 30-day spend, projected monthly, and your monthly budget cap (
monthly_budget_cap_usd). When a cap is set and spend exceeds it, the figure turns red with an "over budget" marker; with no cap it reads "No budget cap set." A Daily Spend (30d) chart sits underneath, the day-by-day breakdown behind that 30-day total — bars over the trailing month, with a "no spend data" empty state when there's nothing yet. - Speed — median lead time against a target of under 24 hours.
- Objectives — a placeholder section; per-objective tracking is not wired up yet.
The scorecard reads the same company snapshot the Cockpit API exposes (/api/cockpit/summary): a read-only roll-up of delivery, spend against the budget cap, lead time, pending pitches, and strategy signals. There is no separate Cockpit page — its data shows up here on the scorecard and as the Strategy Signals panel on the Command Center.
Secretary
The Secretary tab is your on-demand chief-of-staff chat. It reads company state and can run gated CEO directives. It is a human-only seat — the Secretary has no agent chat verbs and runs only when you talk to it. It's part of the company-in-a-box layer; see the optional subsystems index.
Pitches
The Pitches tab is where Board-originated proposals land for your decision. Each pitch is a card you can Approve or Reject (both prompt for a required note). Approving a pitch can, with pitch provisioning enabled, auto-provision a project from it.
Pitch provisioning is a default-off subsystem. Flip ROBOCO_PROVISIONING_ENABLED on from Settings → Feature Flags, and read Pitch provisioning for what approving actually sets in motion. With it off, the tab still lists pitches but approval won't provision anything.
Programs
The Programs tab is where you arm and monitor every Board Program — the fourteen standing Product Owner / Head of Marketing / Auditor assignments, including the Roadmap cycle and the X feature spotlight, which now ride this same registry. Each program is a card: its role, trigger kind, and scope as badges, an Enabled switch that persists immediately (no restart needed), and a Run now button that opens a cycle off-schedule — disabled while a cycle is already open, and permanently inert for Coroner specifically, since it only ever opens off its own incident hooks. A Postmortems card sits below the program list: the Auditor's Coroner autopsies, read-only, each with an incident kind, a root cause, and one proposed process change.
Market Briefs
Read-only. Once the Periscope program is armed, the Head of Marketing's weekly market-research briefs land here — competitor and adjacent-tool moves, positioning shifts, each with its sources. There's nothing to approve or reject; it's a report you read, and it also feeds straight into the next Roadmap cycle's exploration prompt.
Quality Reports
Read-only. Once the Sentinel program is armed, the Auditor's weekly state-of-quality drift reports land here — waiver accumulation, conventions-violation hotspots, docs staleness, and budget anomalies, rolled into one assessment per cycle.
Next
→ Board Programs covers every program's trigger, materializer, and CEO queue in one place · The business workflow walks the whole strategic loop end to end · Optional subsystems covers the engines (strategy, research, provisioning) that this layer drives.