See the plan.
Understand the choices.
A solver needs a useful working surface: the inputs, the configuration, the proposed plan and the reasons to accept or revise it. These examples show how routing and rostering can feel in a browser.
These simplified views are based on TaskTransit and Helixor Scheduler source workflows. They are not screenshots, live solves or claims of production availability. Switch a vehicle or day to explore the presentation; the sample plans do not change.
From jobs to
a route you can review.
Inspired by TaskTransit’s dispatch optimizer: manifest-defined inputs, hard and soft constraints, objective settings and vehicle routes in one workspace.
Use directly: a dispatcher prepares jobs and fleet records in a provisioned hosted workspace, configures the supported model and reviews routes before dispatch.
Build into your product: your transport application sends the same kinds of structured records through the API and renders route results in its own map and job list.
A week of work.
The details behind it.
Inspired by Helixor Scheduler’s weekly planning grid and day drill-down: employees, shifts, coverage, availability and assignment issues remain close to the plan.
| Person | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex | AM | AM | — | PM | PM |
| Sam | PM | — | AM | AM | — |
| Jordan | — | PM | PM | — | AM |
| Casey | AM | AM | — | PM | AM |
AM = morning · PM = afternoon · — = unassigned in this illustration
Use directly: a planner works in the hosted schedule, reviews coverage and assignment warnings, and revises the plan before operational use.
Embed: a Python application calls the supported local rostering entry point, then presents assignments and diagnostics in its own calendar or planning tool.
Let the manifest shape the experience.
TaskTransit’s optimizer reads input definitions, constraint types, presets and objective settings from its manifest. A domain UI can present those controls in the language of the operation. An agent can help draft the configuration; validation and review still decide what is enabled.
See the agent authoring workflow →Choose how you want to work.
Start with a hosted walkthrough, or bring your existing application.