MCP driven control plane for Agentic Engineering. Plan from Claude Desktop, implement in Codex, review in a custom triage agent. All via MCP, all logged and tracked with full docum…

Speed moved to the middle and left the ceremonies behind. Planwright inverts the two that are still human-paced: it turns your chaos — transcripts, decks, email, Slack — into objectives, and triages acceptance so you rule only on what needs judgment. Planning and acceptance finally move at agent speed, and every ruling is signed. Coding used to be the bottleneck. Not anymore. Now the constraint is everything you didn't automate: A human hand-typing tasks at UI speed to feed machines running thousands of times faster. A senior engineer reading pull requests one at a time — which is exactly where velocity goes to die. Make the middle free and infinitely fast, and the edges become the ceiling. That's not a tooling gap. It's Amdahl's law. Your planning input was never tidy — it's meeting transcripts, decks, email threads, Slack. From inside Claude Desktop, Planwright synthesizes that raw signal into structured objectives with machine-checkable acceptance criteria. The old ceremony had a human write the plan and the tool record it. Planwright flips it: the agent drafts, you approve — at the speed of describing what you want. When objectives complete, Planwright picks them up and triages acceptance in Claude Cowork — combing the plain, mechanical criteria and clearing what it safely can, then routing the critical, judgment-bound items to you. The machine doesn't accept; it sorts. You stop reading every diff and start ruling only on what actually needs a human, so your scarce judgment gets concentrated instead of flooded. Every ruling is signed. The state machine ensures a human rules on every judgment call before work reaches “done.” Mechanical criteria get cleared automatically; critical decisions route to you. Your sign-off is the change-approval control point your SOC 2 auditor is looking for.