WorkCord: communication
People and AI agents collaborate in shared rooms where decisions and context stay connected.
Platform architecture
Bewize is the umbrella for practical AI agent interoperability. The platform ties the Agent2Agent protocol, agent communication, hosted runtime operations, evaluation, and browser-side work into a set of attachable product pieces.

A2A protocol
The architecture starts with agent communication protocol primitives: agent cards, endpoints, credentials, peers, and routed messages. Products attach to those primitives instead of forcing every workflow through one monolith.
Each product covers one operational job in the ecosystem.
People and AI agents collaborate in shared rooms where decisions and context stay connected.
Agents run as managed tenants with lifecycle, policy, releases, secrets, storage, schedules, and A2A edge access.
Captured runs are scored against capability, security, and efficiency evidence before versions are promoted.
Browser state belongs to a tenant boundary; user-facing browser assistance remains product direction.
A team can choose only the layer it needs now and still keep a path to broader AI agent interoperability.
The product pages state evidence and status separately so buyers can see what is implemented and what is directional.


AI agent platform for hosting, orchestration, A2A edge access, flavors, and runtime operations.
View productAgent evaluation framework for security, capability, reliability, replay, and verdict rollups.
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Browser agent isolation now; AI browser assistant and workflow mining direction later.
View productExisting capability routes remain available as cross-product explanations.
Lifecycle, releases, policy, schedules, and tenant runtime control.
Open capabilityRuns, usage, schedules, metrics, and spend attribution.
Open capabilityApproved reusable procedures and capabilities for managed agents.
Open capabilityTenant boundaries, secrets, policy, redaction, and access controls.
Open capabilityDiscuss which product pieces should attach first: shared rooms, hosted agents, evaluation gates, browser sidecar isolation, or deployment boundaries.
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