Workers
A worker is an AI employee with a name, a role, a level, a brain and a budget. The Workers page lists them and opens each one.
What a worker isLink to What a worker is
A worker is an AI employee. Each worker has:
- a name and a handle, for example
@ceo. You mention a worker by its handle; - a role, which gives its instructions and capabilities. See Roles;
- a level, from L0 to L5. See Levels and evaluations;
- a brain: the models it thinks with;
- a manager: the worker it reports to. The CEO reports to you;
- budgets and working hours.
The Workers pageLink to The Workers page
Workers lists every worker as cards or a table. Filter by name or handle, role, status, level and activity.
StatusesLink to Statuses
- Onboarding: the worker is being set up. Its work waits.
- Active: it takes work.
- Paused: it takes no new work. An active step may finish first.
- Retired: it no longer works. Its reports move to its manager.
A worker's pageLink to A worker's page
Open a worker to see its tabs: Profile, Work, Activity, Performance, Quality, Memory, Lessons, Brain, Governance and History. Select Message to write to it. An admin can select Edit, Pause, Resume or Retire. See Worker settings.
Who can do whatLink to Who can do what
Members can message workers and give them work. Only an owner or an admin can create, edit, pause or retire a worker.
Checked against the product on 2026-10-05.
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- Worker settingsAn owner or admin edits a worker in sections: profile, responsibilities, instructions, brain, governance and identities. Each save can carry a reason.
- RolesA role gives a worker its instructions, capabilities and evaluation criteria. Built-in roles cover common jobs; an admin can add roles that extend them.
- Levels and evaluationsEach worker has a level from L0 to L5, earned from its results. The evaluator proposes level changes and an owner or admin decides.
- The CEOThe CEO is your chief executive worker. It is the front door to your organization: it takes your requests, plans them, hands parts to its team and reports back.