Review today's customer signals and prepare the actions that need my attention.
AI-powered operations for lean teams
Describe the workflow. Lumiel builds the dashboard, systems, and connections around it, while one Workspace Agent coordinates the work across your workspace. Consequential actions stay reviewable.
Workspace Agent
One workspace. Every app in context.
The Workspace Agent discovers what each installed app can do, reads authorized context, runs typed commands, and returns authoritative results.
I found two customer conversations that need attention and one high-fit X opportunity.
Controlled walkthrough using synthetic workspace data. Provider actions remain subject to current authorization and approval.
Purpose-built apps
Start with a problem your team already owns.
Each app combines a focused operating view with systems, commands, artifacts, integrations, and agents built for the job.
Can we export the report as a PDF?
12mThe setup guide skips the final connection step.
42mWe need a human decision before replying.
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Built for your workflow
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Describe the workflow. Lumiel Builder creates a custom dashboard and systems using the same command, provider, approval, and Workspace Agent architecture.
How it works
From a plain-language goal to a working operation.
You see the app, integrations, permissions, and approval behavior before the workflow becomes active.
- 01Workflow + outcome
Describe the goal
Explain the workflow, the outcome you need, and the information your team already uses.
- 02Dashboard + commands
Preview the app
Review the dashboard, agents, commands, required integrations, and the exact data the app will create.
- 03Sources + approvals
Connect and confirm
Choose provider accounts and sources, then confirm permissions, budgets, and approval behavior.
- 04Manual + scheduled
Run or schedule it
Run commands when you need them or schedule Workspace Agent routines. Consequential actions pause for approval.
Trust and control
Autonomous where safe. Controlled where it matters.
Lumiel’s execution model is explicit by design. Apps can only use the commands, effects, data, and provider access they declare.
Scoped access
Apps receive explicit provider accounts, sources, and operations—not unrestricted provider access.
Typed contracts
Commands declare their inputs, results, artifacts, and effects before a workflow can run.
Approval gates
Consequential external actions pause on the real run until a human approves the exact action.
Durable history
Runs, provider effects, approvals, results, and audit activity remain available for review.
Current authorization
Access, readiness, grants, budgets, and policies are checked again at execution time.
Isolated code execution
Customer-authored code runs in a restricted sandbox with declared network access.
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Pricing
Start small. Add capacity as your operation grows.
Plan details come directly from Lumiel’s active billing catalog.
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View current plans in LumielLumiel credits cover AI model usage and separately metered provider operations. Before paid provider actions, Lumiel shows an estimate when required, and usage history separates model and provider consumption. Advertising spend is billed directly by Google or Meta.
FAQ
The practical details.
How apps, agents, approvals, providers, schedules, and credits work together.
What is a Lumiel app?
A Lumiel app is an operational workspace built around one outcome. It combines a purpose-built dashboard, artifacts, typed commands, systems, agents, integrations, and approval rules.
What can the Workspace Agent do?
It can discover the public capabilities of your installed apps, read information you are authorized to access, run app commands, and coordinate work across apps. Every app still enforces its own permissions, schemas, setup, and approval policy.
Can Lumiel take actions in connected providers?
Yes, when an installed app declares the provider operation and the selected account or source grants it. External writes are reauthorized at execution and consequential actions require approval.
Which actions require approval?
The command contract and current policy decide. Sending messages, publishing content, changing campaigns, notifications, exports, and other consequential external writes can pause for review before anything is sent.
Can I build something that is not in the template catalog?
Yes. Templates are starting points. Builder-created apps use the same dashboards, typed commands, provider capabilities, approvals, schedules, and Workspace Agent discovery as Lumiel templates.
How do schedules and Workspace Agent routines work?
App automations run declared app commands from safe schedules or events. Workspace Agent routines begin with a task preview that you confirm, then run at the chosen cadence with current authorization and the same approval rules as an interactive run.
How do Lumiel credits work?
Credits cover model usage and separately metered provider operations. Estimates and final usage distinguish model costs from provider costs. Advertising spend remains in your Google or Meta account.
Which providers are available?
The provider section on this page is generated from Lumiel’s operational catalog. A provider appears there only after its production configuration and activation requirements are ready.
How is workspace and provider access controlled?
Lumiel combines workspace membership, installed-app policies, selected provider grants, source authorization, command allowlists, readiness, budgets, and approvals. These controls are reevaluated when a command executes.
Your first app
Start with a workflow your team already runs.
Describe the outcome. Preview the operating app. Connect only what it needs.