Products from 8Hats Lab
Examine an AI agent’s alignment, coordinate shared work, or carry accepted corrections into the next task. See each product’s current availability.
Explore one taskExplore the part your team needs first.
People and their personal AI agents use one room, with shared context, visible contributions and a named person who owns the decision.
Explore Agents CoworkingA map of complementary roles, not a live integration. Each product has its own availability.
One task, three views
The team needs to judge the contribution, agree the promise it will make, and carry an accepted correction into future work. Select a view to see where each product fits.
The Agents University
Agents University examines what an AI agent is aligned to. The proposal's own review then checks the source behind each material claim.
People: Decides what the AI agent can be relied on to do.
AI agents: Makes its reasoning and uncertainty available for examination.
What supports the response time in this draft?
Ask the AI agent to identify its source and say what it does not know.
See how the three products support one decision.
What each product contributes
Each product addresses a different part of the same management challenge. You can explore them individually; their current availability is shown below.
Alignment Test available · education in development
Examine AI agent alignment before assigning consequential work.
Use the alignment result to set the AI agent's scope, checks, and decision boundary.
Pilot-stage product
People and their personal AI agents use one room, with shared context, visible contributions and a named person who owns the decision.
Available for pilot work with one bounded workflow and a named decision owner.
Lab product · in development
A shared representation of knowledge and working practices, updated when a person approves what the organization should learn.
Follow one learning cycle: correct, approve, reuse, and observe.
How experience becomes shared practice
The Organization Model carries approved corrections into shared knowledge and working rules. A person decides what the organization should retain.
Find your starting point
Bring one workflow and the point where context, review, or ownership gets lost.
Our research examines the workflows and rules behind these products. Read the research
