Same runbook for every engineer, every AI agent, every time. Scroll the rail — every phase, what the agent does, where a human must clear it.
Jira, Sentry, Figma, a Slack thread — normalized into one run state. The only phase that can't be turned off.
23:47 · nobody was watching
The agent shipped the wrong code at 11 pm — and nobody saw it until the customer did.
No checkpoint.No record.No way back.
That is the gate RailRun makes unskippable.
Claude Code and Cursor — different hands, identical rails. And every run on that rail is a data-collection point — drift, artifacts and activity stream straight back into the shared brain.
Scroll — watch a run task move through the system.
The one thing autonomous agents structurally can't show you — a stop.
Agent proposes MVP+: 3 files, ~120 LoC, new migration. Authored by AI · run #173 · runbook v4.
Drop a node — the lane reflows, the version ticks, the audit log writes. Nothing silent.
Each card is a run on the rail. AI-vs-human stamped on every move.
Every engineer's agent collaborates through one shared knowledge base — reading context in, writing learnings back, live. Seniors review what the agents and operators actually did.
real-time collaboration · reads context in · writes learnings back
checkpoint decisions · diff authorship · AI-vs-human · audited
A ritual miner watches every run. When an off-script step repeats, it proposes an evidence-backed runbook patch — a human approves, it forks in, the version bumps. In-flight runs are untouched.
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