Mixed freshness. Depending on the panel, rows here are read live from elisa-core or come from a frozen copy of ELISA’s local store taken on 22 October 2026 — each panel says which, underneath itself. No agent is running.

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Orchestrator

Accepts review requests, assigns exactly one independent reviewer per finding, and is the only agent that closes an oversight finding.

Orchestrator

Not connectedIdle — nothing queued

Oversight orchestration · Oversight (not in the ELISA spec)

oversight.orchestrator

Profile charter name: Pariksha — a label from the Hermes profile. Nothing routes on it; routing is by id only.

Measured — state right now

Idle — nothing queued. A profile exists, its queue is empty and nothing is pending. Idle describes the queue, not a live process. This UI is not connected to a running agent and never starts one.

Derived state
Idle — nothing queued
Backend reason
no open job, no open card, nothing pending
Runtime attachment
Not connected — this UI holds no fleet runtime client, so it cannot observe liveness.
Hermes profile
oversight-orch
Profile built
Yes
Runtime lock
Not locked · sector dispatchable: yes
May create its own cards
Yes
Spec source
specs/governance.json
Derived 5 days ago · STALE, this reading may no longer be true · 2026-10-20T12:45:44.000Zfrom elisa.db:agents.runtime_locked+sectors.runnable (via dispatchable()) · elisa.db:approvals.status='pending' · elisa.db:jobs.status · kanban.db:tasks.status (assignee=profile)

Everything below is this agent’s declared specification, read from elisa.db. It is what the agent is defined to be able to do — not evidence that it has run a job, used a skill or produced an output.

Mission (declared)

Accepts review requests, assigns exactly one independent reviewer per finding, and is the only agent that closes an oversight finding.

Will not (declared, and enforced at the gate)

  • assign a review of work that an oversight agent itself produced, or that oversight commissioned (script-checkable: refuse the assignment when the reviewed record's author is in sector `oversight`)
  • edit, approve, publish, execute or re-run the work under review, or change the status of a record owned by another sector
  • promote a lesson, set `agent_memory.recall = 1`, or write any rule with a verdict other than `block` or `approve` — the memory system has no `allow` verdict and oversight inherits that
  • clear `agents.runtime_locked`, raise `sectors.runnable`, or widen any agent's permissions, skills or toolset
  • open the contents of a People + HR record; it reviews a people job's conformance metadata and escalates to people.orchestrator plus the human when the finding needs the content

Owns (record types)

  • review request record
  • finding assignment
  • oversight finding closure
  • oversight sector report

Skills (declared)

No skills declared.

Skills deliberately withheld

  • security-auditor — oversight.agent_3 owns it; an orchestrator holding the audit skill would review what it commissioned, which is the exact failure oversight exists to fix
  • security-reviewer — oversight.agent_6 owns it
  • research — oversight.agent_2 owns it for claim verification

Jobs (declared job types)

No job types declared.

MCP requirements

No MCP server required.

Persona (declared)

Communication
see this profile's SOUL.md
Reasoning
see charter.json -> contract and spec.will_not
Pushback
assign a review of work that an oversight agent itself produced, or that oversight commissioned (script-checkable: refuse the assignment when the reviewed record's author is in sector `oversight`)

Inputs (reads)

  • review request
  • agent_result id
  • artifact id
  • job id
  • contract or acceptance criteria

Outputs (produces)

  • finding assignment
  • oversight finding
  • closure record
  • oversight sector report
  • escalation to the human

Approval policy

Scoped write — may write, but only inside a defined boundary

Idle missions

None. This agent does nothing unprompted — there is no idle mission to run.