"Can you restart the staging API?" is a legitimate request. But when the platform team fields 20 variations of it per day, something has gone wrong in the access model.
The right answer isn't to give everyone SSH keys — that creates a security nightmare. And it isn't to keep everything behind a ticket queue — that creates a velocity bottleneck. The right answer is governed self-service.
VibeControls VibeDeck is the mechanism. Platform team builds a deck with the pre-approved, safe operations: restart by service name, flush cache by key pattern, query the error log for the last N lines, trigger a specific CI workflow. Each tile runs on a specific agent, with a specific command, with output captured.
Enable "Public access" and "Allow execution" on the deck, paste the link in your internal wiki, and announce it in Slack. Product teams use it whenever they need an ops operation — no ticket, no DM to the platform team.
The platform team's VibeDeck execution log shows who ran what, when, on which agent, with what output. The ticket queue shrinks. The audit trail grows.
Do it yourself
Build a deck of pre-approved per-agent ops tiles, share it as a public self-serve link that lets teammates run those operations safely, and review who ran what in the execution log.
Open VibeDeck and create a new deck for your platform team's common operations.
You should see: A fresh, empty deck appears, ready for you to add tiles.
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