Workflow atlas
A shared map of developer network stages and where application analytics should attach — used before audits, path design, or reporting cadence.
Stages we chart
Every atlas is tailored, but the spine stays consistent so teams can talk across squad boundaries without inventing new vocabulary mid-incident.
Intake & change entry
How work enters the network — tickets, branches, or partner requests — and whether entry emits a durable identity your analytics can follow.
Review & approval lanes
Wait markers between review start and approval, plus ownership labels so queue growth is visible without reading every thread.
Build & mesh passage
Pipeline and mesh hops that must succeed for a path to count as complete — not only the final job badge.
Service & edge handoffs
Cross-service and edge deliveries where developer network workflows meet runtime systems, including restore markers after stalls.
How the atlas is used
We draft the atlas during discovery, then refine it against your event streams. The finished map feeds the Workflow Instrumentation Audit and Path Signal Design — and becomes the legend for Workflow Ops Reporting packs.
You keep the atlas. We do not lock it behind a product. If your stages differ, we redraw the nodes rather than force a generic template.
