How it works
One request. A durable path to the result.
Ysra doesn’t run every job through the same fixed pipeline. It does keep the same shape around every job: your outcome, your boundary, visible work, evidence, and your decision.
- 1
Give Ysra the outcome
A prompt, a repository, selected knowledge sources, attachments, constraints, and acceptance criteria — as much or as little as the work needs.
- 2
Set the boundary
Permissions, budget, quality, schedule, capability grants, and which actions require approval.
- 3
Watch the work
Conversation, plan, live activity, preview, sources, and questions share one durable session. Steer whenever you like.
- 4
Review the evidence
Citations, native checks, changed files, browser workflows, independent findings — and anything still unresolved.
- 5
Choose what happens next
Deliver a repository change, approve an external action, continue the conversation, schedule the workflow, resume, or stop.
Same shape, different work
How the five stages look in practice.
DeveloperA feature in an existing repository
- 1Outcome
- Issue + repository + “prove the invite flow in a browser”
- 2Boundary
- $5.00 limit · Beta quality · Balanced compute · delivery: ask before delivering
- 3Work
- Plan → edits → native checks → browser scenario → independent review, live in the workroom
- 4Evidence
- Diff, commands, acceptance results, screenshots, Build Report
- 5Next
- Open PR — or rewind, steer, or resume
KnowledgeA question about a decision
- 1Outcome
- “What did we decide about the launch, and what’s still open?”
- 2Boundary
- Slack #launch, #product and Jira LAUNCH selected; writes need approval
- 3Work
- Searches only when company facts are needed; answers with inline citations
- 4Evidence
- Source panel: provider, excerpt, link, retrieval time
- 5Next
- Approve an exact Jira issue, hand to Build, or draft an automation
ManagerA weekday incident brief
- 1Outcome
- Brief me on open incidents; prepare a Slack update
- 2Boundary
- Weekdays 08:30 · #incidents + Jira OPS only · Slack send needs approval
- 3Work
- Rehearsal first, then scheduled runs that read, reason, and report
- 4Evidence
- Run history, sources used, attention items, the exact proposal
- 5Next
- Approve the message, adjust the boundary, or pause the manager
Give Ysra the outcome. Keep the authority.
Start a software task, ask from company context, or put a repeatable workflow on a schedule.