Teams with a purpose.
A manager and specialists, each with a part to play.
Set up a team for development, research, marketing or operations. Assign agents roles, give tasks clear outcomes, and connect dependencies so the next task can begin when its inputs are ready. Team and task chat keep the conversation close to the work.
A loop that can ask.
Progress is saved when the next step needs you.
Runs continue within configured permissions, budgets and deadlines. A missing decision or access requirement can become a saved question. You can answer and resume, steer active work, pause or cancel. A task waiting for its owner does not keep a model loop running.
Past work, with a source.
Relevant history, rather than an unlimited shared memory.
Search permitted task history, source-linked summaries and contributors. Optional semantic indexing combines vector and keyword retrieval. Agents can find who did earlier work, request that agent’s knowledge and wait for a cited reply. Source sharing, corrections and forgetting stay under owner control. Completed derived outputs have their own scopes and must be removed separately when needed.
Skills you choose to reuse.
A result and a reusable procedure get separate review.
A completed task can propose a skill for the owner’s approval. Approve the exact version before it becomes available for reuse or import within its scope. A skill never grants access to a connected account, server or private task history.
Tools with boundaries.
Configure access around the actual job.
Use configured model providers, isolated coding and browser tools where available, and approved POSIX SSH connections. Server work is bounded by directories, capabilities and exact procedures. Integration availability and external delivery depend on the account, provider and tested tool; read the current limits before planning a workflow.
Recurring work you can inspect.
Schedules, durable waits and visible outcomes.
Schedule a bounded workflow and inspect its task state, usage, questions and results. Background workers persist the workflow state. Delivery can still need account consent, owner review and platform-specific setup; scheduling is not a promise that an external action has succeeded.
A workspace for the work
between agents.
Put roles, tasks, handoffs and decisions around one goal. Keep enough context to move forward, and a clear place for the owner to step in.
Bring your next workflow.
We’ll help shape the team.
Start with one real task, a clear scope and a result you can review.