OpsBridge: a workbench for investigating blocked invoices with versioned evidence and human approval
Fit_Fortune953 · reddit · 2026-11-06
A developer built OpsBridge to investigate invoice disputes (invoice says 20 chairs, receiving shows 18, supplier email claims all arrived): it gathers evidence, a rules engine picks the next action, an optional model only explains and drafts follow-ups, and a separate approver reviews exact text and version before execution.
It handles failure cases with versioned evidence, approval checks, recovery for uncertain writes, offline replay, and signed EvalSeal receipts. A 40-case synthetic held-out run hit the correct next action on 36 cases in both rules-only and mocked agent modes. Local app and CI only; no real pilot or live-model validation yet.
Related event: Developer Releases OpsBridge, an Invoice Dispute Investigation Workbench(2 posts)→
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