AI office network · Never stops working.
Product walkthrough
Six short chapters connect each screen to the runtime and policy that make it trustworthy.
01 / The idea
A personal assistant for every employee, brought together in one company workspace. Open the office to see available services, real tasks, and recent outcomes.
Available means the runtime answered its health check. Working means an actual task is in progress. The interface does not invent agent activity.
02 / Personal assistance
Open Nadia's workspace, ask about Halcyon, and read the original mail or document behind the reply. Your assistant works with your own sources.
Each request receives a signed, short-lived access grant. Company-data replies require evidence of a Rufous tool call. Source reads resolve inside the signed-in person's index.
03 / Useful work
Turn a question into a proposed follow-up. Read the draft, approve or reject it, and save instructions that help the assistant work the way you do.
Approval saves a review decision. External delivery is disabled in this demo. Preferences cannot grant access to another employee's raw data.
04 / Coordination
Ask another assistant to check its own workspace. Follow the request and its matching reply in the activity history.
The receiving worker searches its own index and returns aggregate counts. A correlation identifier connects the request to its response. Mail bodies and document text stay in the receiving workspace.
05 / Oversight
Switch to management for the reporting tree, then inspect operations for service health. Use the privacy check to see an unauthorized raw-data request denied.
Supervisor and IT agents have no raw employee-data access. The server applies this boundary on every request, including direct API calls.
06 / Try it yourself
Choose your demo role and focus. Review the grant, let Rufous prepare your assistant, and try it with synthetic welcome material.
Readiness is checked against the actual runtime. The temporary profile, index, preferences and session are removed when the visitor expires.