Coworker Enterprise Context
- Enterprise AI Platform
Bring teams, models, knowledge and systems together around the work
Enterprise AI Platform
AI Intelligence & Models
AI Assistant & Productivity
Agent Platform & Orchestration
//API
The same permissions-aware context that powers Coworker, through APIs you can build on.
Search
Bring all enterprise knowledge together with secure, permissions-aware search.
Agents
Build in any framework and give your agents the full context of your company.
Chatbots
Deliver grounded answers right inside the tools your team works in every day.
//Overview
Developers can build custom search, context-aware agents and chatbots on top of Coworker's permission-aware retrieval and enterprise context, instead of building their own indexing and retrieval stack.
DataObserve Coworker offers an indexing SDK for custom data sources, a web SDK for embedding search and chat, an agent toolkit, remote MCP servers and custom actions.
//Take the control
SDKs, toolkits and servers for every layer, from indexing your data to acting on it.
Bring any content source into the index, with its permissions intact, in a few lines of code.
Embed Coworker search and chat in your own apps and intranet with ready-made components.
Give agents built in any framework Coworker's search and actions as ready-to-use tools.
Connect any MCP client to governed enterprise context, hosted and managed for you.
Define your own actions on internal systems, so agents can act where your work happens.
Every call carries the Enterprise Graph: people, projects and history, scoped to each user.
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//FAQs
Do the APIs respect user permissions?
Yes. Retrieval through the APIs enforces the same source permissions as Coworker itself.
Can I index a custom data source?
Yes. The indexing SDK lets you push content from systems without a ready-made connector.
Can I embed Coworker search in my own app?
Yes. The web SDK embeds search and chat experiences in internal portals and apps.
Is there MCP support for developers?
Yes. Remote MCP servers expose Coworker's context and actions to any MCP-compatible client.
// Designed for enterprises
Review security, data handling and deployment requirements with our team.
Keep sensitive information within your organization’s approved data boundaries.
Define who can access connected data and which actions require approval.
Plan deployment around your infrastructure and operational requirements.
