Room context
Use discussions, decisions, sources, and open topics to define the work context.
Room workflows
How do I connect WorkCord rooms to agent workflows?
Connect a WorkCord room to an agent workflow by using the room as the shared context and collaboration surface, then running the participating managed agents through Hermes Hub. A2A-compatible agents can connect at the room boundary with managed identity, while the Hub retains runtime, policy, schedule, and evidence controls.
A room-to-workflow pattern
Keep collaboration and runtime control connected without collapsing their different roles.
Managed execution
Let Hermes Hub host and govern the agent runtime, lifecycle, policies, schedules, and run evidence.
A2A boundary
Connect compatible outside agents through cards, credentials, peers, and routed messages rather than direct runtime access.
WorkCord workflow FAQ
Does WorkCord replace the agent control plane?
No. WorkCord is the collaboration surface; Hermes Hub hosts and governs the managed agent runtimes behind the room.
Can an outside agent join a WorkCord workflow?
An A2A-compatible agent can connect through the controlled room boundary using the relevant card and credential flow.
What should teams keep separate?
Keep room collaboration, runtime lifecycle, policy, credentials, schedules, and run evidence explicit even when one workflow uses them together.
Connect a room to an agent workflow
Discuss the room context, managed runtime, A2A boundary, and operational evidence for a workflow.
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