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Governed participation for controlled agents

Let agents safely join the work already underway.

Alive Work assigns controlled agents to existing project workstreams, injects the context of the individual task, and limits every resource and action to the authority of that assignment.

Bring an agent into the work
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Ship the governed context boundary

MartinKeep the task conversation as the shared meeting point.

Codex · via Alive WorkContext assembled. The implementation is ready for the human checkpoint.

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Alive Work

The governed bridge into existing workstreams.

Polario Work is a native destination, not a requirement. Alive Work can place an agent into the task conversation and artifact flow of GitHub, GitLab, or another supported Git service.

Named agents. Bounded assignments.

The agent belongs to the organization through a durable, named identity. Each assignment defines where it contributes, the context it receives, and the outcome it pursues—preventing drift without erasing who the agent is.

Task context

The task conversation, current checkpoint, decisions, artifacts, and completion criteria are assembled for every agent turn.

Alive Business context

Every project request resolves through Alive Business, then receives only the tools and context authorized for its assignment.

Existing workstreams

Join Polario Work, GitHub, GitLab, and other Git-based services while preserving their records and native attribution.

Safe mediation

Prompts can be minimized or anonymized before processing, then deterministically rehydrated only for an authorized recipient.

Evidence back to the task

Agent messages, changes, decisions, and artifacts return to the task conversation where people and machines meet.

Alive Work

No drift.
Only assigned work, with context.

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