Stratos is one connected graph for the work that runs the company — themes, OKRs, capabilities, capital, risk — wired to the agents and tools that act on it. Not a dashboard. A source of truth.
Stratos isn't a feature on top of an existing planning tool — it's a governance-first operating system for enterprise strategy. Six modules, one connected graph, one audit trail. All modules ship in v1.3 · self-host or SaaS · MCP-native
Visualize the entire hierarchy as a force-directed network. 3D and 2D modes, drag-and-zoom, edges that show real dependencies — not a slide.
Define weighted objectives on any node. Progress auto-rolls up through the hierarchy with health badges — Healthy, At Risk, Critical.
Budget allocation with percentage-based distribution. Real-time burn rate, RAG indicators, and value realization velocity — at every level of the graph.
Identify, assess, and monitor strategic risks at every level. Heat maps, 5×5 probability-impact scoring, and automated alerts keep leadership ahead of threats.
Auto-generate OKRs, detect strategic bottlenecks, run scenario planning, and surface insights — natively, with external or local models. Three ways to build strategy: manual, in-app prompting, or external agent via MCP.
Audit trails on every change, role-based permissions, modular feature toggles, and the foundation for the Mosaic Sentinel AI governance layer. Built for CSOs, COOs, and the board.
Strategy fragments fail when themes live in slides, OKRs in spreadsheets, budgets in finance tools, and risk in a register. Stratos is the data model, the workspace, and the agent runtime where they meet — and stay connected. Default model shown · every level, label, and depth is configurable per org.
The 5–8 enduring bets. Not OKRs. Not initiatives. The shape of the company in three years.
Decomposes a theme into named, ownable problem spaces. Topics own outcomes; nothing else does.
How the topic gets solved. Strategies hold OKRs, hypotheses, and the case for capital.
The org-level abilities a strategy depends on. Maps cleanly to teams, systems, and skills.
A budgeted, timeboxed program that builds or buys the capability. This is where money moves.
The ground-truth atomic unit — feeds initiative progress, OKR delta, and risk burn-down.
Most companies have strategy decks.
Stratos is the place where strategy actually runs.
Stratos is opinionated about who needs to see what. The graph is for leadership. The properties drawer is for ops. Budget & governance are for the office of the CFO and the EPMO. Every surface is dense, keyboard-first, and tabular where it counts.
| Strategy node | Budget | Spent | Burn % | Pacing | Δ MoM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| THSustainable Growth | $8.4M | $5.1M | 60% | +1.2 | |
| SCarbon-zero supply | $2.1M | $1.4M | 66% | +0.8 | |
| SCircular packaging | $1.6M | $0.9M | 56% | −0.2 | |
| THAI & Data Transformation | $6.9M | $4.7M | 68% | +2.1 | |
| SAgentic ops platform | $2.4M | $1.8M | 75% | +1.4 |
Stratos exposes the strategy graph through the Model Context Protocol. Your agents — and ours — read, propose, and (when permitted) commit changes through scoped tools. Everything is reviewable. Everything is attributable. Everything is reversible.
Each MCP tool is a typed, audit-logged operation against the strategy graph. Agents can be sandboxed to read-only, limited-scope, or full commit — same permissions model as a human role.
Stratos doesn't replace your planning offsite — it becomes the place its output lives. Most teams move from slides to a connected graph in about a month, in four predictable stages.
Drop the strategy deck, OKR sheet, and budget extract. Stratos proposes a graph; humans accept or edit. No screen-scraping.
Every node gets one accountable owner. SSO maps people to nodes; permissions and visibility scope come for free.
Hook the financial extract and the risk register. The graph now answers the question "what does this cost, and what could break it?"
Enable scoped MCP tools — read-only, then write. Agents run governance checks, run scenarios, draft proposals against the live model.
One click drops you into a read-only demo org — a five-level strategy graph with OKRs, budget allocations and a live risk register. No signup, no sales call to start.