The Reach Map
What is this agent authorized to do? 29 of Tioga's own scheduled automations, rendered against the 12 real systems they can read or write — colored by real authorization tier, not a mockup.
What you're looking at
Left column: every one of Tioga's 29 real scheduled jobs (com.sukir.*/com.tioga.*/com.jarvis.*), one node each. Right column: the 12 real systems of record those jobs can read or write — the brightest one is Tioga's own pipeline source code, the single highest-blast-radius system in the estate. Every edge between them is a real write surface, colored by its real authorization tier: brightest for a write that lands with no approval gate before it happens, dimmer for one a named approver must act on first, a thin hairline for a write that's really just an emailed alert.
Click or arrow-key through an agent to see exactly what it reads and writes, its named approver where one exists, and its real blast radius. Click a system to see how many agents can write there and how many of those writes are unsupervised. Flip "unsupervised writes only" to collapse the whole estate to the one question a table can't answer as fast: what in here can act with nobody watching?
Honesty note: this is a dated excerpt, refreshed periodically — not a live-refreshing feed. Same 29-job register as /demos/automation-oversight.
The scene
Same data, table view
Every agent in the scene above, as the same real oversight page it's built from.
How this was built
React Three Fiber over the same typed lib/agent-register.ts module /demos/automation-oversight imports, so the two views can never drift. 29 agent nodes render as one instanced mesh on the left; the 12 systems of record are individual meshes on the right, the brightest carrying a slowly rotating scan ring — decorative chrome, not tied to any real value, the one thing in this scene guaranteed to always be visibly moving. Every edge is real WebGL tube geometry, one per real write edge in the register — 18 of them render at full brightness when "unsupervised writes only" is on. No 3D text: every label on this page, including the per-agent detail panel, is DOM. The agent list beside the canvas is the primary control — arrow keys move selection, Enter inspects — so keyboard and screen-reader users get the same interaction a mouse click does, and mobile gets a real tap target that isn't the canvas.
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