Agentic Modules
The Planner is a digital employee for your schedule. It checks jobs for late risk. Inside the authority you set, it acts. Otherwise it asks a person.
How it works
Between the half-hour checks it also wakes when a machine stops or faults, or a quality hold opens, so a problem on the floor reaches the schedule in minutes, not at the next meeting.
Planning issues
Every half hour the Planner looks across the job orders in its horizon and flags the ones that won’t finish on time. A job it has already flagged isn’t raised twice.
Proposed moves
Before it suggests anything, each move is checked against the constraint model, so the plan it puts forward is one the floor can actually run. If planning comes back empty, a fixed rule picks the move.
Authority model
You decide what it may do alone. Inside that authority it applies the move. Outside it, the move waits in the Approval Queue for a person. Every job it skips comes with a note in plain words.
Downstream reaction
When a job goes at risk, the Planner posts it for the other Modules and Agents, and the roles the job belongs to get notified. If a quality hold opens, it replans the work sitting behind it.
Shift schedule
What the Planner moves shows up in the schedule and orders your planners already use. Planning issues lists what it raised this shift. The bell carries the one thing that needs a person now.
Plan validation
Before any change to how it plans ships, it has to pass a fixed set of test scenarios. Every run it makes can be reviewed. It moves jobs. It never changes what was ordered.
The Planner checks a move against the constraint model before it is ever proposed, so what reaches you is one the floor can run. A fallback picks the move when planning finds nothing.
The Planner scans the job orders on the horizon every half hour and flags any that will not finish on time. A hold opening behind one makes the Planner replan.
No. The Scheduling Engine holds the constraint model and the schedule. The Planner is the Agent that watches it and puts moves forward.
A monitoring run every thirty minutes, a quality hold opening on the event bus, or a person asking it directly.
Only where the authority model allows it. Everything else is proposed and waits for a person in the Approval Queue.
A deterministic fallback picks from the eligible candidates. If nothing is eligible, the job is skipped with a note saying why.
30 minutes on your schedule and the moves the Planner would put forward.
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