Use cases
FactionOS turns local agent activity into reviewable mission context for different audiences. No hosted account is required for the core local workflow.
Start from the problem you need to solve: shared review visibility, provider-neutral event boundaries, product exploration, or personal control over prompt lifecycle and replay context.
Start with the demo/docs or the product map; local workflows stay operator-controlled.
Operator paths
Four role routes, each with its own workflows, surfaces, and boundaries.
Review parallel coding work with mission status and local boundaries.
Best for teams that need shared visibility, review checkpoints, and explicit local privacy posture before optional collaboration.
Evaluate hooks, protocol boundaries, diagnostics, and outbound adapters.
Best for teams standardizing agent event contracts while keeping external handoffs explicit.
Understand the product wedge and inspect a zero-install guided demo.
Best for founders comparing local control, multi-agent context, and product feel before investing in setup.
Control local workflows with replay, approvals, lifecycle state, and diagnostics.
Best for solo operators who want the cockpit story, guided demo exploration, and docs handoff before setup.
Shared problems
Visibility
Operators need mission state, current lane status, and review checkpoints instead of reconstructing progress after the fact.
Who Engineering teams and power users
Visibility starts from local runtime state.
Review
Approvals, file and tool timelines, validation results, and prompt lifecycle markers should remain attached to the mission story.
Who Engineering teams and power users
Execution stays in local tools and operator-approved workflows.
Coordination
Planner, builder, review, and subagent handoffs need one operating picture so work does not split into hidden fragments.
Who Founders and engineering teams
Coordination visibility is separate from remote execution or hosted control.
Boundary
Teams need to know which surfaces are local, which handoffs are optional, and which public demos are guided previews.
Who AI platform teams and founders
External demo and docs links are separate destinations with explicit link semantics.