Control
Identity
Every worker has its own identity and scoped permissions.
The platform vocabulary
The pieces beneath
the workflow.
Identity, policy, approvals, queues and evidence. Use the catalog to understand a worker team, then inspect the runtime for what is connected.
This is a reference catalog, not an integration status page. The workspace shows its current capabilities and limits. No outside accounts are connected by selecting a primitive.
Control
Policy
Declare what each worker may do: allow, ask or deny, per action.
Control
Approvals
Hold any action until a named person approves it.
Control
Kill switch
Stop every worker in a vertical at once.
Runtime
Durable queues
Jobs survive restarts and retry without duplicating work.
Runtime
Completion tiers
A way to express how quickly a job should finish. Inspect the active runtime and its terms before relying on a cost or deadline.
Runtime
Schedules
A scheduling primitive in the platform design. The current orchestration workspace does not connect a recurring scheduler.
Runtime
Worker factory
Define a vertical once as a template, instantiate it per tenant.
Trust
Audit log
Append-only record: which worker, which tool, on whose authority.
Trust
Metering
Usage and cost recorded per worker and per tenant.
Trust
Monitoring
Health and drift checks as a runtime concern. Inspect the relevant product for the checks actually connected.
Trust
Nothing leaves without you
No outside accounts are connected yet, so nothing is sent or charged. Anything that would act outside is held for a person to approve.
Connect
MCP packs
Each vertical is a pack that exposes its tools over MCP.
Connect
Agent-to-agent
Workers publish a card so other agents can call them.
Connect
Channels
Channel connector concepts sit behind policy. The current workspace does not connect outside send adapters.
Connect
Documents
Evidence and knowledge stores workers read from, with citations.