
Pulse is the multi-agent observability layer running continuously over the attested ledger — the same agents that watch cost, demand, delivery and cash write what they see to one record. The operator reads it as shape. The account team reads it as a SWOT. A lender reads it as a score.
One observability layer, consumed three ways. That is why Pulse is a platform primitive, not a feature.
Every decision is a delta between what is true and what needs to be true.
Pulse is the harness: every motion writes to it, every read compiles from it. As the record thickens, the same pulse starts to move money and machines — not just decisions.
SKU Morphology reads each line’s coefficient — how it scales against the whole. Adjacent Possible turns the read into the growth decision. Growth is not magnification: past a threshold the shape has to change, and the model tells you which line changes it.
Selective disclosure answers a predicate — “AR health ≥ 70%” → true — without exposing a row. Underwriting moves from quarterly document collection to continuous attestation.
Pulse’s swarm has an org chart. Each product owns a class of decision; agents coordinate through the same ledger, entity graph, policies, and decision history — an agent can surface a decision, but it cannot ignore the constraints the rest of the system understands. Every action is gated on your approval, and the system sharpens as more of your work moves through it.
Customers buy products, not individual agents. Every product runs on the same Core: the operating ledger, entity graph, Truth Resolver, Policy Engine, Scenario Engine, Decision Log — and Pulse gives the score.

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