Custom workflow packages

Start with one business process. Turn it into a governed AI workflow.

JintellarCore combines workflow authoring, governed execution, technical workspace routing, and custom tools so teams can automate real work without losing control.

Workflow package

Business process to controlled run

Pilot ready
1Process mapcontrolled
2DAG profilecontrolled
3Approved toolscontrolled
4Workbench runcontrolled
5Evidence reviewcontrolled

How a workflow package works

Package the process before scaling the platform.

A workflow package turns one repeatable business job into a controlled path with inputs, tools, approvals, technical steps, outputs, and evidence review.

01

Map the business process

Define the inputs, reviewers, systems, exceptions, and output expectations.

02

Author the DAG profile

Turn the process into a reusable workflow with clear steps and handoffs.

03

Add tools, approvals, and evidence rules

Connect only the approved capabilities and decide where review is required.

04

Run in Workbench

Operate the workflow with progress, outputs, exceptions, and review state visible.

05

Route technical steps when needed

Send code, file, notebook, script, or data work to Coding Workspace under boundaries.

06

Review outputs and improve the workflow

Use evidence and feedback to tighten the workflow without losing control.

Workflow package examples

Start where the business work is already repeatable.

Each package begins with a clear input set, a bounded AI workflow, explicit controls, and output evidence that teams can review.

Finance research workflow

Input

Filings, transcripts, prior notes, datasets

AI steps

Retrieve, compare, extract KPIs, summarize, draft memo

Controls

Source requirements, approval gates, sensitive data policy

Output

Cited memo, evidence bundle, review trail

Operations exception workflow

Input

Tickets, breaks, failed process records, customer or internal requests

AI steps

Classify, investigate, match policy, propose resolution

Controls

Escalation, approval, blocked action rules

Output

Recommended resolution, case file, audit evidence

Filing and document workflow

Input

Documents, forms, records, templates, business rules

AI steps

Normalize, extract, reconcile, assemble package

Controls

Validation, reviewer approval, evidence capture

Output

Filing package, exception list, approval record

Governed coding and data workflow

Input

Repo context, CSVs, notebooks, scripts, bug reports, analysis requests

AI steps

Inspect, generate code, run tests, create artifacts, summarize results

Controls

Workspace boundaries, command restrictions, approval for mutations

Output

Patch, notebook, report, spreadsheet, test log, evidence trail

Product surfaces

The modules stay focused on the work outcome.

JintellarCore product surfaces support the package without turning the buyer story into an implementation map.

DAG Studio

Author the workflow profile and review the structure before it runs.

DAG Workbench

Run and review the workflow with progress, outputs, approvals, and evidence.

Coding Workspace

Execute technical nodes for code, files, notebooks, tests, and data work.

Skill Hub

Connect approved tools and company-specific capabilities to the workflow.

DAG Workbench execution view

Run packaged workflows with step progress, outputs, approvals, and evidence in one review surface.

Technical steps stay attached to the workflow

Coding and tool-heavy steps can produce artifacts, logs, and outputs without leaving the workflow record.

Delivery model

Build the first workflow, then expand the control layer.

The first package should be narrow enough to pilot, real enough to matter, and controlled enough for reviewers to trust.

1

Choose one workflow

2

Build a starter profile

3

Connect tools and data

4

Add controls and approval rules

5

Run pilot with evidence review

6

Expand to more workflows

The same control layer can support additional workflow packages once the first process is proven.

Build the first workflow, then expand the control layer.

Start with a workflow package that produces real outputs, visible controls, and evidence reviewers can trust.