Agents & Playbooks

Automate the response.Not the responsibility.

When the genome detects drift, playbooks define the right response and agents carry it out, within the boundaries you set, with you approving anything that matters. Structured action, never improvisation.

You set the autonomy. You stay in the loop.
Meet the agents

Agents that act with precision.

Each agent watches a slice of your operation, scoped to exactly what you allow. You set how autonomous it is, and drag the dial any time.

Product Ops operator
Roadmap, specs & tickets
watching
NotionreadJirawrite
Reconciled a Notion PRD with Jira PROD-4214m
Autonomytap to set
Acts, but asks before anything irreversible.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
Revenue operator
Billing, invoices & revenue
watching
StripereadNetSuitewrite
Re-synced 9 invoices after a billing drift12m
Autonomytap to set
Acts, but asks before anything irreversible.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
Release operator
Deploys, changelogs & readiness
watching
GitHubreadLinearwrite
Drafted release notes for v2.2.01h
Autonomytap to set
Acts within scope, then reports what it did.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
Compliance operator
Controls, access & audit
watching
OktareadDrataread
Flagged 8 access grants expiring this week2h
Autonomytap to set
Flags drift and waits for you. Acts on nothing.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
Support Ops operator
Tickets, SLAs & escalations
watching
ZendeskreadSlackwrite
Caught 3 SLAs about to breach26m
Autonomytap to set
Acts, but asks before anything irreversible.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
Data Quality operator
Pipelines, syncs & anomalies
watching
SnowflakereadDatadogread
Caught a pipeline that stalled at 02:143h
Autonomytap to set
Acts, but asks before anything irreversible.
Anything irreversible still waits for your approval.
A note on names: you create and scope your own operators, so these are illustrative. An operator is an agent on a standing beat: the same thing, operator is just the word the product uses.
An operator is an agent on a standing beat of your operation. A playbook is the procedure it follows when it sees drift.
What a playbook is

Codified responses to known drift.

Instead of reinventing the wheel mid-incident, your team relies on pre-approved logic. A playbook is a simple rule: a trigger, the conditions, the actions, and where your sign-off is required.

Not a generic automation recipe. A playbook is codified drift correction: when this kind of slip appears in your genome, respond exactly like this.

PlaybookBilling variance
WHEN
TriggerRevenue drifts more than 3% from plan
IF
ConditionsThe variance is reconcilable automatically
THEN
ActionsRe-sync invoices, open a ticket for the rest
GATE
ApprovalCredit notes require your sign-off

Escalation paths

Route critical drift to the right human owners immediately.

Review loops

Trigger mandatory approval steps when risk thresholds are crossed.

Temporary constraints

Automatically lock deployments or feature flags to prevent further damage.

Assisted autonomy

We automate the response, not the responsibility.

Supasprinkles is designed to keep humans in the loop. Agents move fast inside the box you draw, and the box is always yours to redraw.

See the full controls

Agents don't decide strategy

They execute playbooks you have approved, they do not invent them.

They act within boundaries

Scoped permissions, rate limits and approval gates, always on.

You approve autonomy

You set how far each agent can go, and change it any time.

See it run

Set the rules.
Stay in the loop.

Watch agents and playbooks keep an operation correct, acting where they safely can, and bringing you the rest.