What CORA is

CORA is your company's shared memory and AI workforce. She learns how your business works from your website, documents, meetings and the tools you connect. Then she uses that knowledge to answer questions and to do real work for your team. Work that changes something is shown to a person before it runs.

The main ideas

• Workspace. One company's knowledge, people, chats, Projects, connections and work live together in a workspace. What each person can see and do follows their role.
• Chat with CORA. Chat is the front door. Ask a question, tell her a fact she should remember, or ask for a finished piece of work. She answers from your company's approved context and says so when she does not know.
• Knowledge. Documents, crawled pages and company memory. Important documents can have an owner and a review schedule, so CORA can tell current instructions from stale ones.
• Agents. For multi-step work CORA hands the task to a specialist, such as a researcher, and shows the progress as a live card in your chat.
• Approvals. Meaningful work and changes in connected systems become visible tasks. You see the plan or the exact change first, and you approve, revise or decline it. Workspace administrators decide where, if anywhere, CORA may act without asking.
• Studio. Where a workspace builds lasting company work together with CORA, such as workflows and processes that run on a schedule or when something happens. Studio is switched on per workspace.

Who CORA is for

CORA is for companies that want AI to do real work on their own knowledge while staying in control of what happens.

• Teams that have not adopted AI yet can simply talk to CORA. There is nothing to configure before the first useful answer.
• Teams that already use other AI assistants can give them CORA's governed company context through MCP access, so every tool works from the same reviewed knowledge.

Where to go next

• Your first task with CORA walks through asking for real work and approving it.
• A tour of CORA shows where everything is in the app.
• Getting started with CORA covers onboarding and the workspace basics.