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Agents from five vendors, no common language, nobody in charge.
The governed AI agent platform
Turn plain prompts into teams of AI agents — deployed into your tools, governed by your rules, and monitored with a human approving every critical step.
Open-source runtime available today.
Platform in development. See what’s next ↗
“Find candidates for this role. Check the evidence. Prepare a shortlist. Ask me before contacting anyone.”
Why Stageflow
Getting one agent to do a task is the easy part. Knowing what a team of agents is doing — and keeping it accountable — is where the real work begins.
Agents from five vendors, no common language, nobody in charge.
Who did what? At what cost? A useful result should come with answers.
Without permissions, limits, and approvals, a capable agent can still take the wrong action.
One platform. Four pillars.
Describe the outcome, connect the work, and decide its boundaries. Stageflow’s platform is being built to keep creation and control in the same place.
Prompt
Create a team from plain words, without writing code. Give each agent a role and define what needs your approval.
YOUR INTENT → A SHARED PLANDeploy
Connect agents to email, the web, and your own systems. Move beyond a conversation into a defined workflow.
AGENT ROLES → CONNECTED TOOLSGovern
Policies, permissions, and limits define what agents can do — and where a person must make the call.
CLEAR RULES → HUMAN GATESMonitor & control
Follow activity and per-agent costs. Inspect the evidence and approve critical steps before they happen.
VISIBLE ACTIVITY → ACCOUNTABILITYPlatform direction, not a claim that every capability is live. View the build status ↗
How it works / An interactive product preview
You describe the outcome. Stageflow turns it into focused agent roles and a route for the work. You follow the evidence and decide what moves forward. Explore a software delivery example below; the same control model underpins business verticals like SavvyHire.
01 / Give the work a shape
Start with the result you need. In Workshop, shape the roles, tasks, and checks that will take it there.
In this run: plan → implement → review → ship02 / Keep the context intact
The next agent receives a focused task and a structured result. You can open the artifact and see exactly what moved forward.
Under the hood: typed handoffs and attached artifacts03 / Check before advancing
A missing test sends the work back for repair. The workflow advances only when its declared checks pass.
Under the hood: verification and explicit repair routes04 / Make the call
The run pauses with its evidence ready. Review what changed, approve the next step, or request another pass.
Try the approval controls in the preview.05 / Make it repeatable
The run leaves a record of its work and decisions. Keep the workflow in your catalog, version it with your code, and use it again.
Under the hood: portable YAML and inspectable run history{
"task": "add-csv-export",
"changed": ["reports/csv"],
"evidence": "csv-review.md",
"next": "review"
}A structured handoff keeps the change, evidence, and next task together.
Stage definitions declare the outputs they produce and the inputs they accept. Artifacts remain attached to the run.
The failed check has a declared recovery path.
The repair is complete and verification passed. Review the artifact before releasing the next stage.
The workflow, artifacts, and decision history stay connected. Start the next task from the same reviewed route.
Illustrative run · Explore each step · No repository connected
The same thread connects your intention, the agents’ work, and the decisions you make along the way.
Agents you can answer for
See who did what, when, and what changed. Keep decisions attached to the work they affect.
Pause critical actions until the right person makes the call. An agent’s confidence is not your consent.
Know where spend goes and set limits around the work. Activity and cost visibility are in build; policy controls are planned.
Candidate evidence attached to the run.
Shortlist prepared for recruiter review.
No messages sent. A recruiter decides what happens next.
Concept view · Fictional activity and costs, not pricing.
Built around real work
Meet SavvyHire, our AI recruiting product for small agencies. It connects the whole workflow — from a new role to a recruiter-approved shortlist and follow-up. People keep the relationships and the final call.
Bring the brief, research, review, and follow-up into one connected workflow. Your team decides who advances and approves outreach before it is sent.
Find the right candidates and bring their evidence together.
Turn client notes into clear, actionable role briefs.
Keep candidates organised as they move through the process.
Draft messages and sequences for recruiter approval.
Support structured screening so recruiters can make informed decisions.
Later-stage verification within the proposed recruitment scope.
Proposed scope · Designed for human approval at every key handoff.
For builders
Create teams from prompts, connect them to your systems, and define the boundaries. Start with the open-source runtime today; help shape the platform next.
Explore the foundation ↗For businesses
Start with a complete vertical like SavvyHire. Work towards a useful business outcome, without assembling and managing a collection of disconnected agents.
Discuss your workflow ↗Built on an open foundation
The Stageflow runtime is open source. Define workflows in YAML, run locally, and keep the route beside your code. The Stageflow platform builds on that foundation.
# After installing the Stageflow CLI
sf init
sf uiOpen-source runtime, YAML workflows, verification, and local operator console.
The agent workspace and prompt-assisted workflow authoring.
SavvyHire recruitment workflows, scoped with early partner teams.
Progress / An honest build log
A clear view of the work — without dressing planned features up as finished product. The runtime is available; the broader platform is being built.
FAQ
What teams usually want to know before putting agents into real work.
Ask us a question ↗No. Stageflow is for building teams of agents that carry out defined work under clear rules, not just chat.
The goal is to help the same team handle more work. People stay responsible for judgement, relationships, and critical approvals.
Pilot scope and pricing depend on the workflow, the systems involved, and the amount of agent work. The first step is agreeing on one measurable use case.
Access, permissions, logging, and approval rules are designed into the workflow. Exact controls depend on the systems connected during a pilot.
Start with a focused discovery conversation, select one workflow, and define success before the pilot begins.
Build with us
Choose one workflow, agree on measurable success criteria, and run it with human approvals in place. At the end, we look at the evidence together.
We’re scoping pilots with early teams. Let’s start with a conversation.
Email us at contact@stage-flow.dev.