Organize the work.
Map research, engineering and operations into departments and mission teams. Keep human owners and approval responsibilities visible.

Bring agent teams into the work your enterprise already understands. Connect roles, context and compute around clear responsibilities.
Map research, engineering and operations into departments and mission teams. Keep human owners and approval responsibilities visible.
Use Multiplex to connect authorized work with eligible substrates and node capacity. Define quality and resource requirements before scaling.
Use the capsule product model to organize approved context, and retain mission history. Review what happened before expanding the scope of a deployment.
Move from the company view to compute placement. See how departments and persistent agents relate to Multiplex, substrates and physical nodes.
Follow the work from people and roles to physical compute. Select any element.
Illustrative architecture. Example roles and placements; no live runtime data.
These are illustrative starting points. Scope tools, data access and approval requirements for your actual environment.
| Workflow | Agent responsibilities | Evidence of useful work |
|---|---|---|
| Research & decisions | Responsibilities: Source research, analysis and independent review | Evidence: A sourced brief with assumptions and unresolved questions |
| Engineering delivery | Responsibilities: Implementation, checks and release preparation | Evidence: A reviewed change with test and deployment evidence |
| Operations & knowledge | Responsibilities: Coordination, record maintenance and handoffs | Evidence: Recoverable project state and a clear action history |
Expand when the evidence supports it. A useful pilot defines the work, the limits and the result before it adds more agents or compute.
Read the deployment guideName the workflow owner, objective, data sources and acceptance criteria.
Define agent roles, permitted tools, capsule context, eligible substrates and resource budgets.
Review the scenario in the application experience and authorize a bounded live mission.
Inspect outcomes, resource use and failure recovery before adding workflows, nodes or specialist substrates.
Configuration, support, security controls and hardware availability are agreed against the deployment. This page does not assert a certification or a performance guarantee.