Wever Labs OS receives workflow context, creates the Work Order, assigns agents, routes the work into the right operating tool, and returns a clear delivery-ready output. DistributionOps, PacketOps, and TokenOps are active operating tools inside that larger agentic company OS.
Each tool exposes an operating surface agents can use: accepted inputs, workflow state, evidence requirements, outputs, history, and delivery packages.
Agentic distribution operations for holder servicing, distribution runs, notices, payment exports, exceptions, closeout summaries, and audit-ready operating packages.
Agentic packet operations for required documents, records, missing items, readiness reviews, exceptions, next actions, delivery packages, and audit trails.
Agent-native token operations for settlement evidence, payment requests, usage receipts, paid agent task evidence, and tokenized operating records.
Operating tools expose accepted handoff types, input expectations, workflow states, evidence requirements, output modes, and review policy.
Agent-readable index of current Wever Labs operating tools and shared workflow states.
Accepted packet handoffs, input expectations, readiness states, outputs, and evidence requirements.
Accepted distribution handoffs, holder/position context, export readiness, closeout outputs, and review policy.
Accepted token operations handoffs, settlement evidence, payment requests, usage receipts, and tokenized operating context.
The tools do the labor. The rails decide whether the work is supported, whether the scope is clear, whether the requesting agent is known, what the work costs, which credits are active, and where the result should return.
First contact, capability negotiation, public-safe data posture, and preflight readiness before quote or run.
Scope, limits, evidence requirements, outputs, metering policy, callback policy, and exception treatment.
Agent identity, operator contact, purpose, callback events, requested capabilities, and public-safe data posture.
Estimated credits, evidence requirements, settlement direction, credit entitlement, status response, and run authorization.
Metered task creation, Work Order routing, result package links, usage receipts, and callback payloads.
Run state events, metering trail, result attestation, receipt links, and callback continuation records.
Exception tickets, recovery requests, replay packages, and safe continuation paths for paused or partial runs.
Wever Labs OS now exposes a canonical result contract for machine result, human summary, settlement receipt, usage receipt, task ledger, attestation, callback state, and next agent action.
settlement → credits → run → usage → result → callbackPacketOps, DistributionOps, and TokenOps can point to the same OS support object: run contract, settlement receipt when applicable, lifecycle, ledger, attestation, result contract, usage receipt, callback, exception, replay, and console state.
PacketOps, DistributionOps, TokenOps, and Wever Labs OS can expose task movement, runner heartbeat, stuck-task alerts, callback pressure, and retry commands through one queue monitor rail.
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queued
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result_ready
callback_pending
callback_delivered
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closedSubmit workflow context that depends on records, documents, approvals, exceptions, exports, or recurring coordination. Wever Labs OS captures the work and prepares it for agentic routing.