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The Execution Flow in Business Operations is the path from a human or agent intent to a verified change in a source system. It is governed at every step.
1

Intent

A practitioner or agent declares a goal: approve a vendor renewal, update an OKR, transition a workflow.
2

Context

Spine Fabric assembles the dossier: related records, policy context, historical precedent, and current state.
3

Decision

Twin or the practitioner evaluates the dossier and decides on the action.
4

Proposal

Twin drafts the specific capability invocation with parameters and expected outcome.
5

Capability Resolution

The system checks authorization, role scope, and record-level permissions for the proposed action.
6

Handoff

If the action requires another approver or specialist, it is routed with full context.
7

Tool Selection

The target source system and connector are identified: ERP for vendor updates, Asana for workflow transitions, Notion for OKR progress.
8

MCP/Connector

The capability is translated into a connector request with schema-mapped payload.
9

Authorization

OAuth or API credentials are resolved and token freshness is verified.
10

Human Approval

Actions beyond pre-authorized thresholds pause for explicit human confirmation in the workbench.
11

Workflow Execution

The connector executes the write and captures the response.
12

Source-System Write

The source system commits the change and returns a confirmation.
13

Receipt

Spine generates an audit receipt with identity, timestamp, parameters, and outcome.
14

Event

A Spine event is emitted so views update and downstream agents react.
15

Continuation

Context, receipts, and next tasks persist for the practitioner or the next agent.
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