Woork

    For Forward Deployed Engineers

    The platform your FDEs build on. Not the scripts they leave behind.

    Forward deployed engineers ship fast, then they leave. What stays behind is usually bespoke Python, glued integrations, and a per-token contract the client can't audit, extend, or own. Woork turns an engagement into an asset.

    The FDE exit trap

    What gets left behind isn't a platform. It's a problem.

    Bespoke code, glued together

    Custom Python, hand-wired integrations, a hosted endpoint somewhere. The project ends. The engineer leaves. The client is on the hook.

    Zero reuse

    Every department, every client, every engagement starts from scratch. Nothing compounds. The same problem gets solved seven different ways.

    No governance

    "Who authorized this agent to touch that data?" answered by "the eng team wired it up." Not an audit trail. Not a control plane. A liability.

    The closed loop

    What an FDE builds on Woork

    Six pieces. One platform. Every engagement compounds into the next.

    The agent

    Flow + custom code, model-agnostic. Behavior you can read, edit, and govern.

    The UI it lives in

    Built in the App Studio. Operators get a real surface, not a Slack bot.

    The integrations

    Native connectors, not duct tape. Auth, retries, and rate limits handled.

    The data model

    Entities, relationships, permissions. Not ad hoc tables your FDE named in a hurry.

    The governance

    Permissions, sharing, tenant isolation, hash-chain audit. On by default.

    Packageable and reusable

    Bundle the engagement. Reuse it across clients. Resell it on The Woorkplace.

    Model-agnostic

    We consume your models. We don't compete with them.

    Claude, GPT, or your own. Bring the model. We bring the platform around it.

    Recurring relationship, not recurring dependency.

    Your clients own a governed platform. You own the expertise on top of it.