The public canvas receives workflow context, never credentials or private records.

Plan the task before you automate it.
Map shows how work moves between people and tools. Use it to decide where AI can help and where a person needs to approve. Start with the $0 browser-local starter without touching production. A short summary can travel to a mapping session.
- Input Prospect map
- Boundary No production tools
- Handoff Build or Control
Decide who does what.
Record the person responsible, what AI may do, when it should stop, and how you will check the result.
The agent can edit the prospect map and nothing beyond it.
A named map and readiness state travel into the booking path.
Map one real workflow before you connect AI to it.
Start with a blank canvas or an industry example. Add the steps, tools, and people involved. The draft stays in this browser and never connects to live systems. You can choose to bring a summary to a mapping session.

Turn one workflow into a map before booking.
Chat with the constrained mapping agent, shape the canvas, then carry the summary into the mapping session. This public agent can only edit this prospect map.
- Workflow owner → Workflow to map owns
- Workflow to map → Approval boundary needs boundary
Save the plan or talk it through.
The browser draft is a starting point. It is separate from a saved Map workspace. The separate workspace is Account workspace · pricing at launch. The workspace adds version history, review, sharing, export, and a handover for Build. You can also bring your draft summary to a mapping session first.
- Owner
- Workflow owner
- Authority
- Human approval
- Proof
- Map + versions + review record
- State
- review