PacketOps becomes the manifest loop.
The cleanest loop in Wever Labs may also be the least glamorous: make a list, check the list, name what is missing, and refuse to call the packet ready until a operator reviews the gap.
That is why PacketOps matters. It shows the operating philosophy without ornament. A one-shot prompt can summarize documents. A controlled loop can inventory them, compare them to requirements, surface exceptions, prepare a readiness object, and stop before release.
The product lesson is direct: agents do not need more clever phrasing. They need rails that make work inspectable. PacketOps gives agents a safe pattern for messy submission packets, diligence packets, finance packets, interconnection packets, and any other work package where missing evidence matters.
The review remains the product. PacketOps may draft, inspect, validate, and package. Operators approve release, waivers, submissions, and delivery.