Direct Spawner Input
One sentence. No dropdown, no template, no configuration.
You state intent in plain English. OARE accepts raw intent without requiring predefined YAML schemas or manual workflow wiring.
Meridian · Walkthrough
Monday morning. A $2M renewal.
A gut feeling something's wrong.
IllustrativeThe seven steps below trace an account manager flagging a renewal at risk, from a single sentence to a delivered recommendation in four minutes. The screens are a narrative rendering of Meridian's actual reasoning sequence — search, plan, parallel investigation, synthesis — not a capture of the interface.
Novelty Detection Prior-Solution Check
Before building anything new, the system asks: have we seen this before?
The orchestrator queries your organization's compounding Codex to inspect existing blueprints before spending runtime resources.
Governance Gate
A complete plan, shown before anything runs. Nothing spawns until it's approved.
OARE outputs a deterministic plan detailing threads, access boundaries, and tools for governance review before execution.
Parallel Execution Ephemeral Threads
Four threads, working in parallel, visible the whole way through.
Four targeted, disposable agent threads execute concurrently to pull telemetry across Salesforce, Zendesk, Slack, and product usage logs.
Thread Dissolution
The threads dissolve. What they found becomes one answer.
The ephemeral threads complete their tasks and dissolve. Intermediate data collapses into a single unified synthesis.
Triage Outcome
An elevated-risk account, a clear recommendation, four minutes.
A complete account risk evaluation delivered to account leads in under 4 minutes with clear mitigation recommendations.
Codex Compounding Pattern Storage
The threads are gone. What they learned isn't. Next time, this runs faster.
The validated triage pattern compounds into your tenant's private Codex, eliminating intent parsing on future runs.