control-plane-what-next

Automate next-item dispatch by applying deterministic priority scoring and tie-break rules to select the highest-priority eligible Forge Pipeline item, then validating safety gates before releasing it for execution.

Safety gates in pipeline auto-dispatch are policy checks and approval-window validations that strictly govern whether a selected work item is dispatched immediately or held for operator intervention.

Model routing evaluates per-pool capacities during pipeline dispatch to ensure the selected work item is assigned to an available resource pool, enforcing token budgets and maintaining auditable state persistence.

You can enforce token budgets and approval windows simultaneously for control-plane tasks, applying both constraints as safety gates to determine whether the dispatcher auto-releases or holds the next pipeline item.

Handle priority score tie-breaks by applying deterministic tie-break rules that evaluate secondary criteria, ensuring a single, auditable next-item selection for control-plane dispatch without ambiguity.

The dispatcher holds a high-priority Forge Pipeline item when safety gates, approval-window checks, or token-budget enforcement fail validation, triggering operator-facing summaries for governance and manual recovery.