> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.scrums.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Platform Overview

> Understand how the Scrums.com Software Engineering Orchestration Platform coordinates catalog deployments, delivery intelligence, and governance.

## One orchestration platform

Scrums.com is a Software Engineering Orchestration Platform (SEOP). It gives engineering and product leaders one place to deploy, measure, govern, and scale software delivery.

The platform coordinates three commercial surfaces:

| Surface                                                 | What you deploy                                               |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [AI Catalog](https://www.scrums.com/catalog)            | Agents, models, MCP servers, skills, APIs, and infrastructure |
| [AI Development](https://www.scrums.com/ai-development) | Defined scopes and managed delivery                           |
| [Hire](https://www.scrums.com/hire)                     | Engineers and teams                                           |

Platform capabilities such as DORA metrics, developer productivity, capacity planning, the agent harness, and the MCP Gateway operate across those deployments.

## The operating model

1. **Orchestrate.** Select what you need and deploy it into a workspace.
2. **Measure.** Connect delivery tools and observe outcomes through shared telemetry.
3. **Govern.** Apply workspace roles, policies, approvals, and audit controls.
4. **Scale.** Add or change capacity as your roadmap and constraints change.

## Platform and catalog are different

The platform is the control plane. The catalog contains deployable records. A platform subscription gives you the workspace, governance, intelligence, and support needed to operate catalog deployments.

See [Plans and subscription](/docs/platform/plans) for plan behavior and [Catalog overview](/docs/catalog/overview) for catalog classes.

## Related

* [How the platform works](/docs/platform/how-it-works)
* [Team observability](/docs/platform/team-observability)
* [Deployments](/docs/products/deployments)
* [Platform API](/docs/api-reference/introduction)
