Your workflow code
Versioned rules, integrations, and checks in your repository.
The platform
Your process.
A foundation that carries it.
A useful agentic system needs a process around the model. Laufwerk connects agent work, ordinary code, and human decisions in workflows your team can operate.
Follow a runA workflow, defined by your team
Code sets the process.Rules, checks, and integrations
Agents do the work.Context, tools, and bounded access
People make the decisions.Review, feedback, and approval
Coordinated by LaufwerkStart with a piece
of work you know.
A document review makes the relationship concrete. Explore the steps to see what your workflow defines and what Laufwerk coordinates.
Illustrative document review
Your team defines the process.
Laufwerk coordinates execution.
Prepare1 / 4
Ready for review
- Input
- Document and supporting files
- Rules
- Your review criteria
- Access
- Configured by your team
Defined by workflow code
The right context, in one workspace.
Your workflow loads the document and review criteria. Your integrations decide which systems and files are available.
An illustrative process, not a prebuilt document-review product or a live run.
Interruption should not
erase the whole run.
Completed durable work is recorded. Recovery reuses that progress, while uncertain external actions need a deliberate decision.
Recorded workPrepareReviewReuse saved results
InterruptionInspect stateFind what is known
ContinuationResolve uncertaintyResumeContinue deliberately
The lasting investment
is your process.
The workflow you build and the evidence you retain become a basis for evaluating what comes next, including a different runtime.
Understand the migration boundaryYour evaluation cases
Curated inputs, results, and review evidence to compare changes.
A new implementation still needs adaptation and validation. The evidence helps you judge whether it does the job.
Choose the foundation
for the system you need.
Use your architecture requirements to evaluate Laufwerk alongside other approaches. These categories overlap; the useful question is what your team would still need to build and operate.
Start with recovery.
Match recorded progress, retries, and reconciliation to your workload.
Execution semanticsStart with evidence.
Identify the traces, reviewed cases, and evaluations your team needs.
Dataset and benchmark APIsStart with the process.
Assess whether TypeScript workflows fit your builders and human decisions.
Workflow authoringEvaluation questions, not a feature-parity claim or a claim of supported integrations.
Your next step
Now place it in your environment.
Review data flows, isolation, and operational responsibilities with your infrastructure team.