Let your agents work together, without losing track of who did what.

Verified hand-off between agents

When one agent hands work to another, the hand-off carries a verified identity and a strictly narrowed set of permissions, so the receiver can only ever do less than the sender, never more. The receiving agent is checked for trust and standing before it is handed anything.

• Permissions can only narrow down the chain, never widen
• The receiver is verified as trusted and active before it accepts work
• Every hand-off is recorded in a signed, tamper-evident trail

Your organization knowledge, as a governed asset

A company’s most valuable knowledge lives in employees’ heads and daily routines, not in a searchable database. Vorim Corpus turns that working knowledge into a durable, governed asset your agents read from to get better at real work. Every entry is attributed to a verified agent identity and cryptographically signed, so a low-quality or rogue write is always traceable to its source, and every read is permission-scoped. Shared context, without the shared risk.

• Every write is attributed to a specific agent identity and signed at the source
• Reads are permission-scoped, not an open pool every agent can see
• Tampering is evident: a forged entry fails verification, so bad writes are traceable

Whole-workflow provenance graph

For any multi-agent workflow, reconstruct the full picture as one verifiable record: which agents took part, who delegated authority to whom, and what each one did. The answer to “which agent did what, and who authorized it?” across a whole chain of hand-offs, built for the audit and the regulator.

• See the full graph of agents, delegations, and actions in one view
• Reconstructed from signed records, verifiable offline
• Built to satisfy audit and emerging AI accountability rules

Watch a session as it happens

A hand-off chain is a session, and you do not have to wait for the audit to see it. Subscribe to a session and every agent action streams to you in real time as it runs: who acted, what they did, and whether it was allowed. The org boundary holds, so you only ever see your own agents. The same session replays afterwards as one signed provenance record.

• Live stream keyed to the delegation chain, over an authenticated connection
• Tenant-isolated: a session from another org is never visible
• The live view and the signed after-the-fact record are the same session

Context and data, written as the work happens

Corpus fills up as agents work, not from a crawl of your file shares. Each entry names the agent that wrote it and carries a signature that fails if anyone alters it, so what your organisation knows is attributable and tamper-evident, and a bad write always traces back to its source.

Workflows learned from what agents actually do

From every decision, Vorim builds each agent's normal pattern of work: which actions it takes, which systems it touches, when and how fast. Once there is enough history it compares the last day with the 30 days before and shows what changed, and a rule can hold or stop an agent that drifts from its usual workflow.

Ask it in plain words

Ask the Corpus a question and the answer comes only from your agents' entries, citing each one with who wrote it and whether it was signed. If the entries don't cover it, it says so instead of guessing.

Live, permission-scoped context

Agents and operators read the Corpus at the moment they act, not from last night's export. Reads are permission-scoped, so each agent sees only the slice it is cleared for, and a new agent or a new hire starts with the organisation's working knowledge on day one.

Agents that improve on their own record

Every action an agent tries is decided and recorded, so Vorim turns its last 30 days into lessons, such as what keeps being refused and why, what needs a person and how people decided. The agent reads them before it acts and stops repeating moves that fail, with no retraining. The rules still decide every action.