The problem is not that automation is fast. The problem is that the decision chain is often scattered: Jenkins sees the failure, Mission Control sees a workflow, the operator sees a log, and the repair path lives somewhere else. AgentSyncHub now keeps that chain attached to one control surface. A CI failure carries a typed contract with failure class, retry policy, evidence schema, and workflow version. Mission Control reads the same contract back. The webhook inspector keeps the raw event, normalized meaning, and triggered actions together. The Aleut repair webhook can only run a safe rollout restart inside the allowed namespace, and the evidence is stored with the action. For mature teams, the value is not more automation. It is less uncertainty. You can inspect what the system decided, why it moved, and where a human still has to step in. Automation did not reduce complexity. It made it visible. AgentSyncHub