c15 — Agent Dashboard

Re-evaluating the app.qpoint.io wf1 wireframe through an agent-governance lens for Security, Finance, and the Executive team — then exploring fixes lo-fi before committing to hi-fi.

Focus

Phase 1 analysis found Security well-served but mis-framed, Finance essentially unserved, and no board-level posture surface. Phase 2 explores divergent fixes per problem; the winning direction graduates to the Phase 3 mockups.

Wireframes

wf2

1 feature

Agent-Native Pass (agent-as-actor)7 pages

wf2 reset after the agent-native audit — drops the egress-traffic lens and treats each agent as an actor (its process = the agent, each call = an action, allow/deny = authorization). All views render one model grounded in real app.qpoint.io fields. Spine: Roster, Tool & Model Use, Authorization & Guardrails.

1 specwf2

wf1

2 features

P1 · Where Governance Lives4 pages

Divergent IA exploration for the agent-governance pivot — four structural bets on where governance lives: a dedicated section, a reframed dashboard, a governance lens overlaid on existing pages, or the whole app subdivided by persona. Frames every later c15 page.

1 specwf1

Persona App (Direction D build)12 pages

The chosen IA built out — the app subdivided into five persona seats (Security/Finance/Executive/Engineering/Compliance), with the net-new governance deep pages reachable from the seats that own them. Entry: governance-ia-v1 / persona-partitioned.

1 specwf1