Last week at init(), I shared the next chapter of WorkOS. We’re building infrastructure for a world where humans and agents work together, and anyone can build software. Three new products with live demos: 1) Airlock • Give agents access without giving them unlimited access. • Define your policies in natural language. Let agents work within them, block what’s off-limits, and escalate decisions that need a human. • No more choosing between approving every action and "dangerously skip permissions." 🤖 2) Atlas • Turn any idea into a secure internal app with your favorite coding agent. • Auth, permissions, data connectors, databases, AI gateway, and deployment built in. • A secure home for everything your team builds. 🌐 3) Passport • Single-sign on is super annoying, so we fixed it. • With WorkOS Passport, you're automatically signed in to all your apps. • Zero sign-on. Just open your Mac and get to work. We believe companies in this next era won’t simply use AI. They’l
Michael Grinich@grinich15.7K followers32d agoPost text
Quoted from XLast week at init(), I shared the next chapter of WorkOS. We’re building infrastructure for a world where humans and agents work together, and anyone can build software. Three new products with live demos: 1) Airlock • Give agents access without giving them unlimited access. • Define your policies in natural language. Let agents work within them, block what’s off-limits, and escalate decisions that need a human. • No more choosing between approving every action and "dangerously skip permissions." 🤖 2) Atlas • Turn any idea into a secure internal app with your favorite coding agent. • Auth, permissions, data connectors, databases, AI gateway, and deployment built in. • A secure home for everything your team builds. 🌐 3) Passport • Single-sign on is super annoying, so we fixed it. • With WorkOS Passport, you're automatically signed in to all your apps. • Zero sign-on. Just open your Mac and get to work. We believe companies in this next era won’t simply use AI. They’l
This entry is part of the launch video directory and the Mac Productivity launch videos. Counts are read from X every 15 minutes; see the methodology.