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What Gantral Is Not

Clear boundaries are essential for infrastructure.

Gantral explicitly does not attempt to solve everything related to AI, SDLC automation, or agent development.

If Gantral tried to do these things, it would fail at its core mission: execution control.

Gantral Is NOT an Agent Builder​

Gantral does not:

  • Build AI agents
  • Optimize prompts
  • Select or fine-tune models
  • Compete with agent frameworks

Agent frameworks evolve quickly.
Execution control must remain stable.

Gantral intentionally sits above agent builders and works with them.

Gantral Is NOT an End-to-End SDLC Automation Platform​

Gantral does not:

  • Replace CI/CD systems
  • Replace GitHub, Jira, or ServiceNow
  • Claim to automate the entire SDLC autonomously
  • Promise “AI-run engineering organizations”

Gantral governs decisions within workflows, not the workflows themselves.

Gantral Is NOT an Observability or Analytics Tool​

Gantral does not:

  • Benchmark model quality
  • Measure accuracy, precision, or recall
  • Optimize agent performance
  • Replace AgentOps or observability platforms

Gantral may consume observability signals, but it does not own them.

Gantral Is NOT a UI-First Product​

Gantral does not prioritize:

  • Visual workflow builders
  • No-code orchestration
  • Dashboard-driven configuration

Declarative configuration and explicit execution semantics take precedence over convenience.

Gantral Is NOT Autonomous AI Infrastructure​

Gantral does not:

  • Allow AI to bypass human authority
  • Support self-approving execution loops
  • Replace accountability with automation

Human authority is treated as final within Gantral’s execution model by design.

If a workflow is material, Gantral enforces HITL — not optional review.

Why These Non-Goals Matter​

Most AI platforms fail enterprise adoption not because they lack features, but because they lack clear limits.

Gantral’s non-goals are deliberate.

They ensure that Gantral remains:

  • Auditable
  • Regulator-compatible
  • Trustworthy in high-stakes environments
  • Compatible with a wide ecosystem

If a use case requires autonomy without accountability, Gantral is not the right tool.

That is a feature, not a limitation.