Bring one real process. Run it governed.
Bring the process you already run: its maps, SOPs, spreadsheets, systems, and unwritten exceptions. Describe the rest in plain language, then review the workflow the agent builds. Release it as a governed version, with deterministic steps, agents where they help, and people owning the judgment calls.
- Deployment is scoped to your requirements.
- Every run has a clear beginning, state, and outcome.
- Releases roll back like software.
Examples of extension-backed provider families.
Available provider families depend on installed packages.
- GitHub App
- Microsoft Outlook Mail
- Microsoft Calendar
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Google Drive
- Customer-specific internal systems
What Kora is.
People, AI agents, and systems are workers in the same governed process, each doing what it is best at.
Kora keeps deterministic steps, agent work, and human decisions inside one released workflow, connected to the systems you already use. You can see the state of every run, trace what happened when something breaks, and improve the next version from evidence you own.
How Kora works.
- 01
Describe
Define the process in plain language; assisted authoring turns it into a validated workflow definition.
- 02
Release
Every version is a release: deployed to an environment, promoted when it is ready, and rolled back if it has to be.
- 03
Prove
Platform Audit records control-plane actions, Runtime Evidence explains execution, and the authoritative event feed exports ordered, hashed workflow facts.