Platform · Genesis

AI coworkers with a defined role.

Genesis is where specialized coworkers are created: a clear responsibility, instructions, chosen tools. Where configuration allows, they are organized into teams.

Genesis

Genesis — configure

A role is born.

You give an AI coworker a responsibility, instructions and tools. It exists, ready to receive work.

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Orbit — delegate

The role receives a task.

The task is queued, runs, completes. Orbit shows what is moving, who owns it, and the result.

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Gateway — execute

The runtime carries the work.

Workers, scheduler and channels run the task. What comes out informs the next role, which you refine in Genesis.

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↻ And the loop begins again

A role, not a black box

Each coworker has a written responsibility, readable instructions and a list of tools. You can review and edit every one of those fields.

  • Name and responsibility
  • Working instructions
  • Accessible tools and applications

Start from a description

Describe your need in plain language: Genesis proposes a configuration and the relevant platform tools. The configuration stays editable field by field.

  • Tool suggestions based on the need
  • Configuration editable field by field

Teams, where enabled

Organization templates create several coworkers at once, with optional skills and, if the feature is enabled in your environment, an Orbit team. If part of it cannot be created, Genesis tells you.

  • Several coworkers at once
  • Optional skills
  • Orbit team depending on configuration

Configure, then delegate

Creating a coworker triggers no action. Work begins when you hand it a task or schedule a recurrence in Orbit, with the access defined for each tool category.

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What work would you delegate to AI?

Start with your use cases, applications and the level of delegation you want to introduce.

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