Platform · Coworker Studio
Where a coworker is set up and governed
Every coworker is configured somewhere, and that somewhere matters. Coworker Studio is the controlled environment where a coworker is defined, bounded, and put to work. The coworker does the work. The human keeps the decision.
Where a coworker is set up and governed
What a coworker needs before it runs
Nothing goes to work half-defined. Its job description, measures, guardrails, approved sources, and human supervisor are set in the studio before it runs.
The coworker does the work. The human keeps the decision.
Job description
Mission, outputs, workflow, and operating limits
Measures
Quality, evidence, timeliness, and escalation outcomes
Guardrails
Verification, refusal, access, and release conditions
Sources
Approved knowledge, documents, data, and tools
Human supervisor
The named owner for judgment and accountability
Privacy & Legal Reviewer
Third-party risk review · version 3
The customer-side controls
What else is governed here
The studio also administers the environment a tenant runs in, the isolation model chosen for it, adversarial testing configuration, and the settings that implement data residency and compliance choices. Every change is recorded.
Representative overview · no tenant configuration shown
Coworker Studio
Representative demoControlled environment
The governed shape, demonstrated
These synthetic demos show the shape of coworker definition, customer-side controls, and adversarial testing without presenting tenant configuration as a product claim.
Coworker Studio
Controlled access
Who has access
Studio access is a role, not a default. Administrators you designate configure coworkers and policy within the limits of their role.
Activating a changed policy or publishing a workflow to production requires a second, separate approver. Every change, and who made and approved it, is written to the audit trail.
Administrative access is not model access
Studio permissions sit at the identity and role layer around the model.
Groups & role permissions
Representative authority matrix
Public shape, private configuration
What we publish, and what we do not
On this site we publish the shape and the guarantee, never the settings, the screens, or the parameters. What a coworker needs before it runs, and the fact that no single person can change the rules alone, is the shape. That every change is enforced and recorded is the guarantee. The configuration itself is yours, and stays yours.
We publish
Control categories, operating guarantees, roles, and review boundaries.
We review privately
Settings, parameters, tenant architecture, screens, and detailed results.
Next step
Start with one workflow
Bring the work, the approved sources, and the people who must stand behind the answer.
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