Enterprise AI fails without context. We build it.
Coworker is the sovereign context layer for enterprise AI. It builds permission-aware, enterprise-wide or domain-specific context graphs from your data and applications that make any AI model or agent radically more reliable, accurate, and cost-efficient.
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Give every organization intelligence that learns, compounds, and belongs to them.
A letter from our founder
AI models are saturating benchmarks and solving novel math problems. So why are AI agents still so far from working like great employees inside an enterprise?
The answer is context.
The human brain is an incredible piece of engineering. It continuously takes in new information, makes connections, rewires itself and strengthens the pathways it uses most. It learns from experience.
A model, by contrast, doesn’t automatically learn how your company works just because it helped you yesterday.
So companies have built workarounds. We connect tools and ask agents to piece together context from scratch. We search vector databases. We maintain knowledge graphs that still leave models digging through documents. Each can be useful, but each is broken in its own way. The result is agents that are expensive, unreliable and often confidently wrong.
We built OM2 to change that.
Think of OM2 as a neural graph for your company. It continuously learns from your information, makes connections, updates what it knows and strengthens useful paths. When an agent needs context, it can retrieve the right information without rebuilding your company from scratch every time.
That changes the equation. Better accuracy and reliability shouldn’t have to come with an ever-growing token bill. OM2 is designed to improve both while reducing the cost of getting there.
Our ambition is to make agents that can work efficiently and effectively alongside your people, and ultimately scale your organization’s capacity by 1,000 or even 1,000,000 times. Not by giving everyone the same generic intelligence, but by giving AI a deep understanding of what makes your company yours.
And you should be able to own that intelligence. Your context is your competitive advantage. It shouldn’t be locked inside a model provider. OM2 works across models and can run in your own VPC, giving you more control over your AI stack and the context that powers it.
We believe the companies that thrive in the AI era will be the ones that can turn everything they know into intelligence that learns, compounds and belongs to them.
We’re excited to build that future with you.

Alex Calder
Founder & CEO, Coworker
Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors and industry experts
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Benefits and how we work
We're hybrid. Most of the team is in the office three days a week.
Health, dental and vision, fully covered
Pick the insurance plan (HMO, PPO, EPO) that fits your lifestyle. We'll cover 100% of the premiums.
Generous startup equity
A real stake in what we're building. When Coworker grows, you share in what you helped create.
401(k) plan
Enroll in the company 401(k) from your first day and start saving for your retirement right away.
Unlimited PTO
Take the time you need to rest and recharge. We trust you to plan time off with your team.
Paid family leave
Paid time away when your family needs you, so you can focus fully on them without work on your mind.
$100 a month for wellness
A monthly stipend to spend on staying well. Use it on a gym membership or whatever keeps you going.
Apple products for work
We'll set you up with the Apple gear you need to do your best work.
Hybrid, three days in the office
We're in office Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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