Coworker
Integrations
- MCP Standard Servers
- Jira / Slack / Salesforce
- GitHub / Notion
- HubSpot / Zendesk
Pricing Details
- Billed per 'AI Teammate' seat or via a flexible credit system based on task complexity and compute duration.
Features
- Organizational Memory (OM1.5) Context
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) Support
- Autonomous Task Decomposition & Planning
- Self-Correction & Error Recovery
- CASA Tier 2 Security Compliance
- Cross-App State Synchronization
Description
Coworker.ai (Jan 2026 Audit)
Coworker.ai differentiates itself from standard 'copilots' by acting as an autonomous executor. The core technology, Organizational Memory (OM1.5), functions as a high-dimensional context layer that tracks 300+ business parameters in real-time 📑. In early 2026, the platform completed its migration to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling plug-and-play connectivity with any enterprise data source without custom code 📑.
Architectural Framework
The system utilizes a Planner-Executor loop designed for long-horizon task execution (20+ minutes of autonomous work).
- OM1.5 Context Fabric: Unlike RAG, OM1.5 maintains a persistent state of 'who, what, and why' across 50+ applications, reducing hallucinations in cross-departmental tasks 📑.
- MCP Interoperability: Support for MCP-standardized servers allows Coworker to invoke local and remote tools (SQL, Git, File Systems) with native reasoning 📑.
- Self-Correction Loop: Implements 'Act-Observe-Adapt' logic, where the agent monitors execution errors (e.g., a failed API call) and autonomously modifies its plan without human intervention 🧠.
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Sovereignty & Compliance
The platform is engineered for Zero Trust environments, critical for handling sensitive internal knowledge.
- CASA Tier 2 & SOC 2: Verified compliance for 2026, ensuring that agentic session data is isolated and ephemeral 📑.
- Privacy Abstraction: A mediation layer sanitizes PII before processing through third-party reasoning models (Claude 3.7/GPT-5.2) 🧠.
Evaluation Guidance
Technical teams should prioritize the following validation steps:
- MCP Connector Stability: Verify the integrity of tool-calling when connected to local databases via MCP servers to ensure consistent data retrieval 📑.
- Contextual Depth: Test the agent on ambiguous cross-functional tasks (e.g., 'Realign the Q1 marketing budget with the current engineering sprint delay') to validate the 300+ parameter tracking 📑.
- Digital Worker ROI: Audit the 'Action-based' pricing consumption against manual time savings in a 30-day pilot 🌑.
Release History
Coworker.ai now supports no-code workflow automation across 40+ enterprise tools (CRM updates, meeting scheduling, lead screening, voicemail handling, spam filtering). Enables creation of multi-step, cross-department workflows with real-time collaboration and role-based access. Used by mid-size to enterprise teams for engineering, marketing, operations, and sales. Early adopters report 30-40% reduction in manual task time and improved cross-team alignment.
Official launch of Coworker.ai, the world’s first AI agent capable of independently researching, planning, and executing complex work like an experienced colleague. Powered by Organizational Memory (OM1), a proprietary memory architecture that tracks 120+ business parameters (projects, teams, meetings, documents) to retain full company context. Supports 40+ enterprise apps (Slack, Jira, GitHub) without custom coding. Backed by $13M seed round led by Jeff Huber (ex-Google SVP).
Integrated predictive analytics capabilities into 'DataInsights'. Assistants can now forecast trends and identify potential risks. Improved 'ResearchBuddy' with competitor analysis features.
Expanded language support to include French, German, and Japanese. Improved translation accuracy for all assistants. Added support for Zendesk integration.
Introduced team collaboration features. Users can now share assistants and workflows with colleagues. Added role-based access control. 'SalesMate' received lead scoring capabilities.
Significant improvement in contextual awareness for all assistants. Assistants now retain context across multiple interactions within a session. Added API access for custom integrations.
Enhanced 'CodePilot' with support for Python, JavaScript, and Java. Added version control integration (GitHub, GitLab).
General availability launch. Introduced 'DataInsights' assistant for data analysis. Added support for Microsoft Excel and Power BI. Improved natural language processing across all assistants.
Beta release. Improved assistant accuracy and response times. Added 'CodePilot' for basic code generation and debugging. Expanded Salesforce integration.
Initial alpha release. Core platform established with 'SalesMate' and 'ResearchBuddy' assistants. Limited integrations (Salesforce, Google Sheets).
Tool Pros and Cons
Pros
- Focused AI automation
- Seamless integration
- Modular assistants
- Workflow acceleration
- Efficient automation
Cons
- Complex setup
- Data quality matters
- Not general-purpose AI