Perspective · one shell

One workbench, many instruments.

Unified is the shell where chat, missions, pushes, assignments, completions, and context sit beside each other. It is not a separate truth. It is the place to move between perspectives while staying inside the same Library.

Unified perspective showing chat, mission, push, assignment, completion, and context lanes

The interface changes; the evidence does not.

A user should not have to decide which isolated app owns the truth. Unified keeps the perspective switch in one shell and lets the user inspect the same project as conversation, execution, requirements, repository state, defects, team context, or semantic graph.

Perspective switching

The user changes the working instrument without leaving the Library or creating another source of truth.

Actionable queue

Messages, Execution assignments, and Defect recoveries can become one visible work stream for humans and agents.

Context preserved

The same refs, owners, statuses, and evidence stay available while the surface changes shape.

Many instruments, one Library.

Unified is the perspective that makes the product thesis explicit. A user should not have to decide which isolated app owns the truth before asking a useful question. Requirements, graphs, messages, assignments, defects, team context, and repository state can all be presented through different instruments while remaining attached to one Library.

The unified work queue extends that idea into operations. A human or remote agent should be able to ask for actionable work without guessing whether it arrived as a dispatch message, an Execution assignment, or a Defect recovery. The queue contract should describe the work and return the right launch path, not force the operator to know the substrate first.

The same truth can look like a board, a graph, or a conversation.

This is why the perspective dropdown matters so much. It is not only navigation. It is a promise that changing the view changes the instrument, not the truth underneath it.