Turn operating knowledge into a coordinated agent team.
Corin uses procedures and operating history to propose roles, topology, models and memory. Review the handoffs, access and human decision points that shape the system.
One task, coordinated roles
From operations to design
Corin proposes the structure. You inspect the decisions.
Procedures and operating history inform the proposed roles and relationships. A system design also specifies the models and memory each role needs.
Review who owns the work, which context is permitted, how roles coordinate and where a person remains in control.
Use knowledge and history.
Use SOPs and examples with permitted records and prior decisions.
Review the proposed system.
See responsibilities, relationships, models and memory.
Check boundaries before a run.
Review access, tools and approval points against the task.
Topology
A system describes how agents work together.
One role can delegate. Several Corin agents can contribute to the same task. Connect compatible agents from other vendors through the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol so they can join that collaboration.
A person can review a decision before work continues. The topology makes those relationships visible so a developer can inspect and adapt the system.
The system shows which role receives work and what context it can use.
Boundaries by design
Put control where the work has consequences.
Define each role’s permissions and procedures, and place human approval before consequential actions. Those boundaries travel with the work as agents coordinate.
An agent trace explains what the agents did. The business record shows who approved and what a system actually changed.
From design to run
Inspect the system in motion.
Built-in Langfuse lets you inspect agent runs and relevant usage or model-cost signals. The trace helps explain role contributions, tool use and handoffs.
Built-in Temporal supports multi-step work that waits, retries and resumes in supported workflows. A person can review a pending decision before the next authorized step.
System telemetry
Tune the whole agentic team with evidence.
Individual traces show what each agent did. System telemetry connects their choices, handoffs, token use, latency, cost and outcomes across the task.
Set a time, token or money budget for a task. Corin can plan the agents and their coordination around that constraint, then signal when the limit approaches.
“The customer is on the line. I need a pricing recommendation in the next 10 seconds.”
Keep the response window visible across participating roles and handoffs.
The task has a 10-second response window.
For builders
Start with a team you can inspect and adapt.
Run an example, see how roles coordinate, and adapt the system’s procedures, tools and boundaries to your own work.