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Release Manager

Active

GGitHub

Allowed

LLinear

Requires approval

SSlack

Allowed

Customer VPCeu-west-1

In your infrastructure

▣Data never leaves your environment
◇Private networking
✓Audit logs enabled

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Define boundaries.
Unlock impact.

Rema gives your agents the tools to get things done—while keeping you in control.

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Live action trail Live

10:42G

Opened pull requestfeature/user-onboarding

10:43L

Created issueENG-1254

10:44S

Posted to release channelv2.4.1 candidate

10:45H

Requested approvalfrom @jordan

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Move fast without stepping outside your guardrails.

Power and control should grow together.

Designed for teams working acrossGitHubLinearSlackPrivate cloudLocal runtimes

01Define02Connect03Govern04Deploy05Observe06Expand

One agent, end to end

From a defined job
to trusted autonomy.

Follow Release Manager through the same system from its first instruction to every action it takes.

Release ManagerActive

One agent definition · three tools · one policy boundary

Production

01DefineComplete

Give the agent a job, not a prompt.

Release Manager owns the path from a finished feature to a release candidate. Its purpose, context, and stopping points travel together.

02ConnectComplete

Turn tools into scoped capabilities.

GitHub, Linear, and Slack become the actions this agent can take—not a pool of ambient access.

03GovernComplete

Decide where judgment belongs.

Routine updates can run immediately. Sensitive changes pause for a person. Everything else stays blocked.

04DeployComplete

Choose where the agent runs.

Use a laptop, your VPC, or Rema Cloud without changing the agent’s job or boundaries.

05ObserveLive

Every action explains itself.

See the tool call, the rule that allowed it, the context it used, and the person who approved it.

06ExpandReady

Earn autonomy over time.

As the action trail proves reliable, turn repeated approvals into narrow, explicit permissions.

The operating principle

Give agents room.
Keep the boundary.

Rema makes autonomy a deliberate setting—not an accident of access.

Release Manager Boundary healthy

CapabilitiesAcross 3 connected tools

Approval gatesBefore sensitive actions

Granular permissions

Control the action,
not just the tool.

Decide what Release Manager can do to a specific resource, under specific conditions, and when a person must decide.

Runs immediately Pauses for a person Never runs

GitHub · rema/web · mainMerge pull request

Permission rule

Autonomy level02

Result for this actionThe boundary changes before execution

◷

Resulting action stateWaiting for Jordan

A scoped approval request was posted to Slack.

Policy evaluated before tool callrelease.merge.main

Choose where it runs

Keep the runtime inside.

Deploy Rema into your cloud account so tools, credentials, and business data stay inside your boundary.

✓Private networking
✓Customer-managed keys
✓Audit logs enabled

Connected-tool capabilities

Access becomes
an explicit capability.

Release Manager sees only the actions its job requires. Every capability carries its own boundary.

03 connected toolsOne controlled path

Release ManagerUsing GitHub

✓Read commitsAllowed

✓Open pull requestsAllowed

✓Merge with approvalApproval

Live audit trail

Know what happened.
And why.

Every event stays connected to the tool, policy, context, and person behind it.

128Events retained100%Actions attributable

Start with one real job