Platform
Everything between an instruction and a safe outcome.
LumeGrid gives AI work a durable operating structure: a named worker, an explicit mandate, scoped capabilities, action-level authority, reliable execution, and evidence attached to the result.
- 01Define workerWrite the role, mandate, owner, schedule, budget, and conditions that should stop the work.
- 02Bind controlsGrant specific tools and data. Set review requirements and authority by action class.
- 03Run durable workCoordinate the work across models, tools, and infrastructure without losing state at the first interruption.
- 04Inspect proofReview the policy decision, human approval where required, execution, and outcome in one record.
A role with an operating boundary.
Worker / RS-01
Research strategist
Find decision-relevant changes and show the evidence behind every conclusion.
- Role + owner
- Who the worker is, why it exists, and who is accountable for it.
- Mandate
- The work it may pursue and the conditions that put a request out of scope.
- Cadence
- When it wakes, what triggers it, and when it must remain idle.
- Capabilities
- The specific tools, models, connectors, and data the role may use.
- Authority
- Which actions require review, which are bounded, and which are denied.
- Budget + stop
- Tenant-level spend constraints and conditions that pause work.
Illustrative configurations
Different work. Different rules.
Examples of supported role configurations—not a fixed roster or a claim that arbitrary custom-worker creation is already self-serve.
Find decision-relevant changes and show the evidence behind each conclusion.
- Cadence
- Weekdays · 07:30
- Authority
- Human review before distribution
Run approved operating procedures and stop whenever policy or budget limits are reached.
- Cadence
- Every 30 minutes
- Authority
- Bounded actions; exceptions escalate
Detect control drift, contain only pre-approved risks, and produce an inspectable record.
- Cadence
- Continuous + daily digest
- Authority
- Auto-safe containment only
One operation, across every boundary.
Define the roles and workflows your business needs, then coordinate them across models, events, APIs, and systems. Policy, recovery, measurement, and evidence remain part of the same operation.
Compose staged workflows across schedules, webhooks, events, APIs, tools, and business systems, with explicit review waits and failure handling.
Private previewRoute work across supported model providers and MCP or integration tools while applying data, budget, grant, and evidence requirements.
Capability setUse typed interfaces, scopes, webhooks, and generated contract surfaces without treating every registered operation as generally available.
Private referenceBuild tenant-scoped workspaces, queries, charts, reports, and scheduled analysis around the operation and its evidence.
Scoped surfaceEvaluate experiment state and stop conditions under review while broader self-serve experiment creation remains staged.
Review surfaceScope capability areas such as CRM, sales, pricing, cap-table, investor-reporting, or manufacturing workflows without implying a universal industry SKU.
Availability by scopeThe control system
Four layers keep the work accountable.
- Define supported roles around your operation
- Set schedules, budgets, and stop conditions
- Grant only the tools and data each role needs
- Require review by action class
- Pause one worker or the whole operation
- 01Workforce layer
Define persistent, role-bearing workers with clear ownership, mandates, schedules, and budgets.
- 02Control layer
Bind capabilities and data to an autonomy policy, with review and escalation where judgment is required.
- 03Execution layer
Coordinate multi-step work so retries, timeouts, and interruptions do not silently erase context.
- 04Evidence layer
Carry the policy decision, approval, action, and result forward as one inspectable chain.
Turn requirements into governed work.
Compliance is not a logo row in LumeGrid. The platform models review, evidence, privacy rights, signing, and vertical policy as operational flows that can be assigned, constrained, and inspected.
These are staged platform capabilities. Framework mapping is not certification; a configured workflow or artifact does not, by itself, establish legal compliance.
- C-01Enterprise readiness
- Configure MFA policy and IP allowlists, publish trust-center artifacts, and record security-review evidence against a tenant's readiness work.
- C-02Privacy operations
- Open and record privacy-rights work, including GDPR rectification and CCPA do-not-sell flows, with an evidence-bearing status trail.
- C-03Signed compliance flows
- Open, review, and sign configured compliance workflows while preserving the related identity, approval, and record references.
- C-04Vertical control packs
- Apply workflow-specific policy for regulated operating contexts without presenting a workflow template as a blanket certification.
- C-05Trust and control evidence
- Attach data-processing, control, penetration-test, vulnerability, and review artifacts to the relevant tenant record when configured.
- C-06Electronic-signature routing
- Use native technical controls where supported and route qualified, notarized, or otherwise unsupported requirements to a configured provider.
Fit the infrastructure to the environment.
Deployment requirements are set with each design partner. Managed, self-hosted, and isolated patterns are part of the platform direction; exact availability depends on the verified customer path.
- D-01
Managed
A managed control plane for teams that want the fastest path to a governed pilot.
- D-02
Self-hosted
Run the infrastructure inside an environment your organization controls.
- D-03
Air-gapped
Design for isolated environments where outbound dependencies must be tightly constrained.
Design partner access
Bring one consequential workflow. Define its boundaries together.
LumeGrid is in private development. We are working with teams that want a governed AI operation and are willing to verify the customer path with us.