How it works

Bring your agents in, then read them like a team

Four steps, in order of use. Screens below are the real app with a demo workspace.

1Connect tools, register agents

Connect the systems your agents read during runs, and register each agent with an owner. Deixic tracks connection health, and an agent is not treated as ready for gated work until its required tools are in place.

Now answerable: which agents exist, who owns each one, and whether their connections are up.

Docs: Connect tools, Agent identity

Sources · readiness
deploy-bot3 of 3 connected
vendor-sync2 of 3 · not gate-ready

Demo workspace

2Watch cost and status

Spend shows month-to-date dollars and tokens by agent, with a flagged gap for any run missing cost proof. Fleet shows who is online, paused, or waiting on a person — and lets you pause an agent that needs follow-up.

Now answerable: what the agents cost this month, and what each one is doing right now.

Docs: Pause an agent

Fleet screen listing agents with live status and current work
Fleet — live status per agent, demo workspace

3Put a gate on work that needs a person

Work classed as gated waits with its target and evidence until someone approves or denies it, and both outcomes land on the trail with the approver’s name.

Now answerable: who approved the risky step, on what evidence, and when.

Docs: Gates and approvals, Approve or deny

Actions screen showing a gated request waiting for approval with evidence attached
Actions — the queue of work waiting on you, demo workspace

4Look back without an engineer

Activity keeps every run and decision Deixic sees; evidence records keep the proof behind each one. Dex answers from the same records in chat.

Now answerable: what ran last Tuesday, and what record backs it.

Docs: Evidence and activity

Dex · chat
“What are the agents costing us?”
“$12,400 month to date across five agents. Two vendor-sync runs are missing cost proof, so they’re flagged as gaps.”

Demo workspace

Enterprise workflows

If production still depends on unwritten approvals (Slack threads, one owner’s memory), we can embed, document that path, and wire the gates so the app can enforce them. See Enterprise.

Run it on your agents

Early access is open — request access.