Each new request is read and turned into an intent card that names the workstream, agent and skill to use.
SoftworkerAI classified the request as a medium-risk vendor renewal and routed it to Finance, Legal, and Procurement review.
Requests are routed when they arrive, not at the next stand up.
The intent card shows how a request was routed and why.
Anyone can reassign a request before work begins.
Every request becomes a short card with what is being asked, who asked and where it should go.
Can someone check the Acme renewal before Friday?
You decide which workstreams, agents and skills handle which kinds of requests, and triage follows those rules.
Collect spend history
AgentDraft support summary
AgentCheck vendor terms
PriyaLegal clause approval
LegalBudget sign off
FinanceEvidence packet
AgentRenewal notes
MarcusRisk summary
AgentRequests from Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, forms and webhooks are all triaged the same way.
Workspace request
Email reply
Form submission
Slack escalation
Teams approval
Webhook event
API handoff
From any connected channel.
And turned into an intent card.
To a workstream, agent and skill.
In a thread with the right owner.
Identity, access, approvals, supervision, audit and policy apply to every agent and every run, whichever part of the workspace it happens in.
See governance and auditShort answers to what teams ask before they put this part of SoftworkerAI to work.
Contact us directlyA short summary of a request: what is being asked, who asked and which workstream, agent and skill will handle it.
A person can reassign it to another workstream, agent or teammate before work continues.
Requests from Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, forms, webhooks and the workspace itself.
The multiplayer workspace for humans and AI agents is how teams move beyond prompting and safely hand AI real work. It gives people one place to plan, approve, and oversee execution, so they can run work with AI agents they can govern and trust.
