Shipped isn't the same as running
An artifact lands in a team's catalog the moment it ships, tagged "available." It stays dark until a team lead installs it. Real side effects do not fire just because the Factory hit publish.
The Distribution Layer is Syntherion's shipping mechanism, not a broadcast list. An artifact from the Factory shows up in a team's catalog, but it stays dark until a team lead installs it through a guided wizard, connecting their data, schedule, and people. Dashboards come from templates, not one-off rebuilds, so a fix proven at one node can roll out to every node like it, without a re-platform and without an engineer in the loop.
Ship to anyone, anywhere.
Under every dashboard sits the Distribution Layer: catalog, install, and rollout. It takes what the Factory built and puts it in front of the exact team that needs it, configured for their world, not flipped on by default. The Data Plane holds the data. The Control Plane decides what may run. Distribution decides who it reaches and how.
Shipped is not running. Install is deliberate.
A guided wizard turns a catalog item into a live dashboard install: data, schedule, and people connected first.
Appears in the catalog
The Factory ships an artifact into the team's catalog as available. It is not live, and it does not trigger side effects.
Team lead installs
A guided wizard connects local data sources, schedules, and the people who will use the dashboard node.
Version pin + health
The install pins a version. Upgrades show as badges. Rollback state stays visible on the node.
Fleet rollout modes
Cascade a fix to matching nodes, canary a handful first, or pin nodes that must hold back.
A catalog, not a broadcast.
Every team's dashboard shows only what was shipped or granted to them. Nothing borrowed from another team's install.
A guided install, not a support ticket
Review the docs, accept what it does and doesn't touch, connect team data, set a schedule, fill in what it needs, test it, then activate. No engineer required.
Resolves your request, visibly
When a shipped artifact closes out something a team asked for, the catalog card links straight back to that request. Demand and delivery stay visibly connected.
One fleet, updated like one fleet.
Every department's dashboard comes from the same template. A fix proven once does not mean rebuilding it 84 times.
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Dashboards, generated, not handcrafted
A new department's dashboard stands up from a template already wired to the right widgets and data. A manager customizes within it, and never starts from a blank canvas.
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Two separate pipes, never confused
Shell and experience updates roll out on one pipe. Agents and workflows ship into the catalog on another. Both stay visible on a department's page, never tangled into one status.
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Cascade, canary, or pin
Push a fix to every matching dashboard node at once, canary it to a handful first, or pin specific nodes to hold back. Same rollout mechanism, three postures.
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