DoneOS product

Execution is a shared system.

Outcomes explain why. Work items define what can execute. Zones show where work stands. Events preserve who moved it and what changed.

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DoneOS Focus StackDoneOS goals linked to executable work
Canonical model

Store each truth once.

DoneOS avoids copies of the same task across Today, a goal, a board, and an agent transcript. Views derive from one top-level WorkItem.

GoalOutcome
WorkItemExecutable truth
ExecutionEventEvidence
Execution zones

Every lane answers a decision.

Do it now, order it next, wait, unblock, review, or keep it out of the way.

FocusNextWaitingBlockedReviewBacklogDone
Focus Stack

Active work is limited on purpose.

Focus holds three commitments, not an aspirational list. Starting work is an explicit transition that both humans and agents can see.

  • Hard three-item WIP limit
  • Queue remains ordered underneath
  • Agent leases prevent conflicting execution
DoneOS Focus Stack with three active commitments
Execution ledger

A checkbox becomes accountable evidence.

Completion records the actor and time. Claims, blocks, reviews, comments, agent runs, and Slack posts become part of the same history.

  • Atomic state and event writes
  • Live recent activity with older-page loading
  • Human and agent attribution stays distinct
DoneOS activity ledger showing attributable execution events
Private beta

Build a smaller active set.

Give every person and agent the same current state and the same definition of done.