Incomplete plans rescued by independent review
When the specialist fails, is recovery still governed?
Investigate the failure. Make a controlled decision. Recover within bounds. Prove the result. Aurora is a read-only synthetic teaching simulator, not a production responder.
aurora · demo / worker-fallback-contrast
Permanent worker failure with bounded fallback
A distinct generalist is assigned once, restores linked evidence, and contains the fault while the original worker remains failed.
Recovered via backupSpecialist unavailable · Backup on
- Recovery confirmed
- 67.92 s
- Health checks
- 2/2
- Policy violations
- 0
- Usage
- 24 units · 6 calls
- Investigate TelemetryTelemetryFailed
- Investigate ReleaseReleaseSucceeded
- Investigate PaymentsPaymentsSucceeded
- Investigate SecuritySecuritySucceeded
- Broad Log ScanGeneralist · bounded backupSucceeded
- Test fault became activethe assigned worker remained unavailable on its final attempt
- Work moved to a backup agentassigned one bounded generalist to recover the unavailable observations
- Backup investigation completedthe relief assignment restored evidence without reviving the failed worker
- Unsafe response blockedaction is explicitly prohibited by policy
- Response approvedscoped, expiring, single-use capability issued
- Approved action carried outPause the unsafe retry worker before changing traffic.
- Service health checkedservice objectives pass
- Fault containedrecovery was verified around the worker that remains unavailable
- Simulation concludedincident recovered
Unavailable-specialist runs recovered by one bounded backup
Tight-budget runs stopped before dispatch with zero fallback spend
Investigate, decide, recover, and prove — with the original failure still on the record.
- 01Investigate
Specialists collect evidence
- 02Combine
A planner builds a response
- 03Challenge
A reviewer finds missing steps
- 04Control
Approval and budget gates decide
- 05Verify
Health checks prove the outcome