The approvals queue
Changes to your infrastructure — asked for by a person or proposed by AI — are risk-classified and held here until someone approves. Nothing reshapes live infrastructure on an ambiguous sentence.
Your account, your infrastructure — from inside sSystm.
Built deep, so the module actually carries the weight of real client work.
Changes to your infrastructure — asked for by a person or proposed by AI — are risk-classified and held here until someone approves. Nothing reshapes live infrastructure on an ambiguous sentence.
The database holding your workspace, your zones and DNS, and what is deployed — without a second tab.
The gateways on your own account, with the last seven days of requests, cache hits, errors, tokens and cost. A gateway caches identical calls, rate-limits them and logs every one, without any application code changing.
Analytics from your own account. When nothing is connected the panel says so instead of inventing a chart.
Reading, changing, connecting, writing to the database, deploying, managing domains — six separate permissions, owner-only by default.
Your AI can propose infrastructure changes in plain language. It cannot execute them — every one is risk-classified and held for a human in the approvals queue.
How the human gate works
Your account, your infrastructure — from inside sSystm.
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