Keep chat, launchers, recent runs, and resumable sessions in one place
Workspace gives operators and teams a first-class surface for active conversations, workflow launches, recent work, and continuation state.
Atellagent gives teams the platform for governing workflows, tools, models, channels, and AI-driven actions before execution, with evidence-backed decisions and one control model across hosted and external runtimes.
This is where the governed execution model becomes an operational system teams can deploy, review, and expand over time.
Workspace gives operators and teams a first-class surface for active conversations, workflow launches, recent work, and continuation state.
Dashboard summarizes decision volume, deny rate, open review work, queue presets, recent governance changes, and workflow sessions that need attention.
Workflow management keeps design, deployments, executions, and session state together so automation rollout and runtime operations stay in one surface.
Policy Management separates data, rules, and roles, then adds a Decisions & Review workspace with queues, filters, exports, and adjudication.
Visibility keeps event history, audit activity, monitoring, and side-effect records in one place for investigation and operational review.
Manage users, roles, enterprise SSO, service accounts, provider access, connected channels, and runtime inventory from one operating surface.
Choose the deployment mode that fits your environment without changing how action requests are evaluated, authorized, and recorded.
Use Atellagent as the managed runtime when you want the strongest built-in execution-governance posture.
Connect customer-owned execution without rebuilding policy, evidence, and review around a separate stack.
Keep runtime ownership where it is while standardizing how governed calls leave the process.
Atellagent treats models and detector-driven controls as governed participants in the execution path, not bolt-ons around it.
Bring your own models into the product without rewriting the governed path around each provider.
Keep model governance aligned with identity, action type, environment, and runtime context.
Atellagent includes built-in detectors for protections like PII and prompt injection, and lets teams add classifiers for risks such as IP, trade secrets, or internal data policies.
Teams often start with governed visibility, validate decisions against live workloads, and then tighten into enforcement as confidence grows.
Start with governed visibility instead of day-one hard blocking.
Tighten by action class and risk surface as evidence accumulates.
Begin with one critical workload, then expand the same control model across automations and other enterprise AI systems.
Many teams first prove the model on coding agents or other high-impact workloads where the actions are immediate, visible, and easy to evaluate under governance.
Start where automated work already touches repositories, patches, and development systems, then bring those actions under one governed decision path.
Apply one control model to tool use so teams can standardize what actions are allowed, what systems are reachable, and how those outcomes are reviewed.
The initial workload does not define the platform. It proves the control model before teams expand it across other high-value AI systems and governed interaction surfaces.
A product demo covers deployment modes, governed execution surfaces, and the adoption path. The Architecture page explains the deeper control model behind it.