Reusable definitions
Define once; run as a governed template or ad hoc. Each run creates its own drafts and reviews, so a workflow is a template rather than a shared instance.
Workflows
Turn a repeatable matter task into a governed run.
Reusable, multi-step automations over your sources, playbooks and tools — with the same evidence trail as everything else.
01What it is
Workflows turn a repeatable matter task into a governed, reusable run. They consume your sources and tools, follow your playbooks, and output artifacts — with the same evidence trail as everything else.
02In detail
Governed inputs
Files, knowledge bases, premium sources, connector tools and playbooks.
Runs in the conversation
A run opens as a thread you can follow, ask questions in, and carry on from — rather than a status page you have to go and check.
Artifacts out
Outputs land as artifacts you can review and trace, and survive a closed tab.
03In practice
Provenance
Every artifact, traceable.
Extracted “Governing law” is England and Wales1 — confidence 0.96.
This Agreement and any dispute arising out of it shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales and the exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.
Master agreement — clause 22.1
04Why it matters
How it fits the matter
It is how a one-off becomes a standard the whole firm can run — safely.
Works with
Skills & Content PacksPractice-area packs, firm-authored skills, and playbooks the agent actually executes.ExploreMatter AgentsSupervised long-horizon agents, checked by a second model before they reach you.ExploreAdmin & GovernanceModels, policy, ethical walls, budgets, audit and usage — per firm.Explore