How Skoor works›Orchestration
One edge of the ring
Orchestration
Unattended is where governance earns its keep.
Anthropic provides
Orchestration schedules the work: single-task runners on a timer, or multi-agent pipelines coordinating across steps — running unattended, without a human watching the run.
Skoor adds
Unattended runs are precisely where governance matters most, because nobody is watching. A scheduled agent that drifts at 4am drifts silently; the question is not whether that happens but whether anything catches it. Skoor commits to a detection window — a scope change, an unlisted target, or a silent audit sink is a drift event, caught and escalated on a clock.
The Skoorkeeper keeps the board current while the runs happen unattended — the record stays true even when nobody is in the room. Every scoreboard worth trusting has a keeper behind it.
Stated plainly
Skoor does not schedule, pause, or operate your pipelines. It measures whether unattended conduct stayed inside policy — the ring, not a sixth box.
The assessment establishes what your agents can reach at every edge — and produces your baseline Company Skoor.