Coworker Radar

We reverse-engineer how your company works

Connect your tools. Radar graphs the entire enterprise — every team, every process, every handoff — and reconstructs what it finds as deployable agent skills. Triggers. Steps. Confidence scores. Ready to ship.

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Connections

50+

Enterprise tools graphed

Output

Agent Skills

Triggers, steps, confidence

Confidence

Scored

Every skill rated for reliability

Radar

Discovered agent skills

Pipeline Review Compilation

94%

Every Monday 8am|7 steps|4 tools

Ticket-CRM Cross-Reference

91%

On ticket creation|5 steps|3 tools

Incident Retro Assembly

87%

On incident close|9 steps|5 tools

New Hire Context Package

82%

On hire start date|6 steps|6 tools

Invoice Reconciliation

78%

On invoice receipt|4 steps|3 tools

5 of 47 skills discovered · 31 above 80% confidence

What Radar Does

What Radar sees that you can't

Not what your wiki says happens. What actually happens.

Enterprise Graphing

Map every tool, team, and information flow

Radar connects to 50+ enterprise tools and builds a complete graph of how data moves through the organization. Not a static diagram — a living model of how work actually gets done.

Workflow Detection

Find every repeatable process

Pattern detection identifies workflows that follow consistent steps across systems: the Monday pipeline review, the post-meeting CRM update, the support ticket escalation. If humans repeat it, Radar finds it.

Skill Reconstruction

Rebuild workflows as agent skills

Each detected workflow is reconstructed as a complete agent skill definition: trigger conditions, execution steps, required tools and data sources, output format, and validation logic. Ready to hand to the Agent Factory.

Confidence Scoring

Know how reliable each skill is

Every reconstructed skill gets a confidence score based on observation frequency, pattern consistency, data completeness, and edge case coverage. Deploy high-confidence skills immediately. Refine lower-scoring ones with human input.

Trigger Identification

Know exactly when agents should act

Radar identifies the triggers that initiate each workflow: a Slack message, a deal stage change, a ticket creation, a calendar event. Agents don't poll — they respond to the same triggers humans do.

Continuous Discovery

New workflows, automatically found

Radar doesn't stop after the first scan. As the organization evolves — new processes, new tools, new team structures — Radar continuously identifies new automatable workflows and updates existing skill definitions.

How Radar works

Connect. Scan. Build.

Plug in your tools

OAuth into your stack. Slack, email, CRM, Jira, docs — all of it. Radar respects permissions. Never stores raw data.

90+

Radar finds every pattern

Which workflows repeat. What triggers them. How many steps. Which tools are involved. Each one scored by how confidently it can be automated.

Messages

Tickets

Deals

Docs

Sheets

Calendars

CRM

Agent skills, ready to ship

The output is a library of deployable skills. The Agent Factory takes it from here. OM2 provides the context. Heat Map tracks what happens next.

Pipeline Review Compilation · RevOps · 94% confidence

Ticket-to-CRM Cross-Reference · CS · 91% confidence

Incident Retrospective Assembly · Engineering · 87% confidence

New Hire Context Package · People · 82% confidence

Your org is full of work AI should be doing

Radar will find it. All of it.

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Trust & Security

Built to be enterprise-ready

Security, privacy, and compliance are not add-ons – they're foundational to every layer of the platform.

SOC 2 Type IIVia Secureframe

GDPREU data protection

CASA Tier 2Cloud app security

Permissions & Access Control

Role-based access controls (RBAC) with granular permission sets
Enterprise SSO via SAML 2.0 and OIDC
Multi-factor authentication enforced at every level
Scoped API keys with configurable rate limits

Security & Encryption

AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit
Zero-trust network architecture
Regular penetration testing by independent firms
Vulnerability disclosure and responsible patching

Privacy & Data Governance

Your data is never used to train models
Regional data residency – choose where data lives
Data retention policies and automated purge controls
Full data processing agreements (DPA) available

Scale & Reliability

99.9% uptime SLA backed by enterprise agreements
Multi-region, multi-cloud infrastructure
Horizontal auto-scaling for peak workloads
Disaster recovery with <1hr RPO, <4hr RTO

Controls & Oversight

Human-in-the-loop approval gates for sensitive actions
Complete audit trails – every agent action logged
Real-time monitoring dashboards and alerting
Configurable guardrails, rate limits, and kill switches

Deployment Flexibility

Cloud, private cloud, or on-premise deployment
VPC peering and private endpoints supported
Air-gapped environments for regulated industries
Bring your own model (BYOM) support

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Radar ingests data from across your connected tools — Slack, email, CRM, project management, support, docs — and builds a graph of how work actually flows through the organization. It detects repeatable patterns: sequences of actions across systems that follow consistent steps, involve the same roles, and produce similar outputs.

For each identified workflow, Radar produces a complete agent skill definition: the triggers that initiate it, the steps involved, the tools and data sources required, and the expected outputs. Each skill comes with a confidence score reflecting how reliably the workflow was observed and how completely it can be automated.

Radar connects to 50+ enterprise tools including Slack, Gmail, Microsoft 365, Salesforce, HubSpot, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Notion, Linear, Google Workspace, Zendesk, and more. The more tools connected, the more complete the workflow graph.

Yes. Coworker is SOC 2 Type II certified, GDPR compliant, and CASA Tier 2 verified. All data processing respects existing permission structures in your connected tools. No company data is used to train models.

Radar and OM2 work in parallel. Radar focuses on mapping and reconstructing workflows as deployable agent skills. OM2 builds the organizational knowledge graph that gives those agents the context they need to execute — entities, relationships, themes, and institutional knowledge. Together they produce agents that both know what to do and understand the organizational context to do it well.