Workspace
Keep private work in Nova and organization collaboration in Orion, with deliberate sharing between them.
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Turn organizational knowledge into governed action.
Eventium connects workspaces, durable Atlas memory, agents, workflows, approvals and secure execution—so teams can move from a trusted source to a defensible result without rebuilding context in every session.
Evidence first
Claims stay tied to authorized sources.
Claims stay tied to authorized sources.
Model flexible
Route approved models by task and policy.
Route approved models by task and policy.
Controlled execution
Approval remains upstream of side effects.
Approval remains upstream of side effects.
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ProjectsActive workspace: Northstar Operations
Customer onboardingIn progress · 24%
Policy automationIn review · 62%
Incident responseActive · 48%
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Atlas MemoryView
- Policies & standards 1,240
- Decisions & approvals 3,482
- Lessons learned 896
- Reference data 2,104
WorkflowsView
- Vendor risk assessment Active
- Access request Active
- Change management Review
- Contract review Active
Apex GovernanceView
- Pending approvals 12
- Policy exceptions 3
- Audit events 1,248
- Controls coverage 98%
Gaia ExecutionView
- Automations running 28
- Actions completed 1,356
- Success rate 99.2%
- Average runtime 18s
OutputsView
- Reports 128
- Dashboards 34
- Data extracts 76
- Notifications 512
Recent activityView
- Access approved 2m
- Policy updated 18m
- Workflow completed 21m
- Report generated 52m
Designed for technical and operational teams that need durable context, explicit ownership and verifiable execution.
Financial services
Public sector
Industrial operations
Legal & compliance
Platform engineering
What users get
One platform, focused products.
Each product owns a clear responsibility. Identity, scope, memory, evidence and project context remain connected from the first question through the final artifact.
Atlas Memory
Retain scoped, source-linked organizational knowledge across sessions and workflows.
Learn moreWorld Model
Connect people, assets, contracts, events, obligations, systems and outcomes.
Learn moreApex Governance
Apply permissions, approvals, review paths and audit evidence before action.
Learn moreGaia Execution
Run approved work inside isolated project environments with practical tooling.
Learn moreExchange Marketplace
Discover, evaluate, install and govern agents, workflows, knowledge packs and integrations.
Learn moreComplete operating model
Six planes, one governed chain.
The public experience stays simple while the underlying platform keeps memory, routing, policy, execution and distribution responsibilities explicit.
01
Where people workExperience plane
Eventium, Nova, Chat History, Projects, Library & Files, Orion, Channels, Agents & Teams, Workflows, Schedules and Settings.
PersonalOrionProjectsFiles
02
What the platform knowsIntelligence & memory
Atlas, World Model, Nexus, Constellation, Agent Search, Verification of Events and provider-neutral model routing.
AtlasWorld ModelNexusVOE
03
What is allowedGovernance plane
Identity, entitlements, permissions, scopes, approvals, policy enforcement, audit trails, retention and evidence boundaries.
ApprovalsScopesAuditPolicy
04
How approved work happensExecution plane
Gaia secure sandboxes, Forge and Apex workspaces, embedded Pilot computer use, automations, artifact generation, uploads and real-time SSE streams.
GaiaApexForgePilot
05
How capability is distributedCommerce & discovery
Exchange Marketplace, Agent Search, install controls, templates, workflows, knowledge packs, subscriptions and publisher tools.
ExchangeAgent SearchInstallEntitlements
06
How systems connectIntegration & developer
Typed APIs, MCP, connectors, external apps, files, live and batch data feeds, SDKs, CLI and developer tooling.
APIMCPConnectorsDeveloper tools
Core products
A product for every responsibility.
No single component impersonates the entire system. Collaboration, memory, routing, governance, execution, computer use and distribution remain distinct but connected.
How work moves
From issue to reusable organizational memory.
1. Issue
A need, request or question is identified.
2. Memory
Atlas retrieves authorized history and evidence.
3. Context
The World Model connects relevant entities and state.
4. Workspace
The right people, projects, files and agents assemble.
5. Governance
Apex validates scope, policy, risk and approvals.
6. Execution
Gaia, Forge, Apex or Pilot performs approved work.
7. Learning
Outcomes, artifacts and evidence return to durable memory.
Exchange Marketplace & Agent Search
Find the right governed capability for the job.
Search agents, workflows, templates, connectors and knowledge packs. Installation is entitlement-aware and never grants access to memory, files, execution or computer use by default.
- Search by capability, industry, deployment and publisher
- Review permissions and data access before installation
- Assign approved assets to personal or Orion workspaces
Search agents and workflowsFeatured
Vendor Risk AnalystAgent · Eventium verified
Contract Review AgentAgent · Evidence grounded
Incident Response WorkflowWorkflow · Approval required
Project Controls Knowledge PackKnowledge · Scoped install
Holistic platform view
Every plane, product and capability in one map.
The architecture poster covers the experience, intelligence, governance, execution, commerce and integration planes, plus the output and reuse cycle.
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A small trusted boundary around a broad platform.
Connect applications through typed Eventium APIs and MCP. Clients receive scoped capabilities, not physical Atlas banks, internal service credentials or cross-user access.
- API-owned identity and short-lived service assertions
- Namespace and workspace isolation
- Fail-closed factual recall when evidence is unavailable
client → Eventium API identity: verified workspace: scoped entitlement: allowed Eventium API → MCP gateway assertion: short-lived namespace: user + workspace MCP → Atlas tool: memory_recall evidence: numbered + scoped unsupported fallback: none
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you evaluate Eventium.
Eventium is designed for organizations that need AI to retain evidence, collaborate across real projects and act inside explicit controls. These are the questions teams usually ask first.
01Persistent context
Work remains connected across people, agents, projects and sessions.
02Evidence before assertion
Atlas keeps factual answers grounded in authorized sources.
03Control before action
Approvals, isolation and audit remain part of execution.
No. Eventium is a model-flexible operating platform for intelligence, collaboration and governed execution. Models are replaceable capabilities inside the system; project context, permissions, Atlas memory and provenance remain connected across the work.
Atlas is designed as an organizational evidence boundary, not simply a convenience history. Recall is scoped to the active user, workspace and project; facts retain source provenance; and the same authorized memory can support chat, agents, engineering and workflows. Atlas is powered by TitanVX memory technology.
The factual boundary can fail closed. Eventium states that supporting evidence was not found and can request additional material or begin a separately authorized research step. It does not need to disguise unsupported model knowledge as organizational fact.
Nexus classifies intent and routes a request to approved models, tools or capabilities. Constellation handles work that benefits from several bounded agent assignments, coordinating dependencies, review, retries and aggregation under one objective.
Apex makes plans, changes, approvals and verification visible. Gaia supplies isolated project runtime capacity, while Pilot provides observable browser and computer interaction. Consequential actions can pause at defined approval boundaries before a side effect occurs.
Start with one measurable workflow, named owners, authorized sources and explicit approval boundaries. Deployment scope can then be expanded based on observed usage, evidence quality, integrations, retained memory and operational requirements.