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Self-service
Two pages your engineers actually open. Self-service is the subject-facing half of governance — what an individual sees when they log into Flowstate as themselves rather than as a manager or admin.
| Page | What it's for |
|---|---|
| My AI Usage | Personal standing, nudges from the consequence ladder, sessions to attribute |
| My AI Keys | Request and rotate the keys for the AI tools the engineer needs |
The tone
These pages are utilitarian. Heads-up, not a flag. No red banners, no shaming, no emoji. Tier 1 and 2 of the consequence ladder are non-punitive — they're the system saying "here's something to look at" before any human gets involved.
If the org's AI policy escalates a signal to the engineer's manager, they'll see that on this page too — but framed as "your manager has been informed about X and asked you to acknowledge it" rather than as a punishment notification.
How it ties back
Anything the engineer does on these pages — acknowledging a nudge, marking a session as a project, replying in a thread — flows back into the Governance → Alerts stream as the resolution on the originating signal. The audit trail captures both sides of the conversation.