Work Programs
Create funded Tasks, group them into Projects, and run Bounties, Contests, or paid Consensus without creating parallel payment systems.
Open Programs →Work, wherever it has to happen.
TabWorker coordinates paid work, human judgment, and authorized execution on customer computers while your product keeps its planner, private knowledge, credentials, and domain logic.
- Commercial unit
- Task
- Local executor
- Node
- Human exception
- Resolution
- Portable identity
- Passport
One work model, four execution paths
Human Resolution
Pause any workflow for one bounded classification, verification, exception, or approval. Receive a structured result with proof.
Open Review Queue →Customer-computer Nodes
Pair an authorized local body, deliver revision-bound work, observe progress, and handle reconnect, cancellation, and revocation.
Read the Node quickstart →Signed-in browser work
Guide a customer through highlighted steps or connect an existing local CDP engine to one customer-selected Chromium tab.
See browser modes →The brain stays with your product
Your server decides what should happen. TabWorker carries only bounded work authority and lifecycle state. The customer’s computer or a person performs the authorized portion and returns a structured result.
- DefineCreate a Task or import one bounded work item.
- AssignChoose a worker, one paired computer, or an eligible Node pool.
- ExecuteUse a local app, managed browser, signed-in tab, mobile body, or Human Resolution.
- VerifyReview progress, proof, result, receipt, and any dispute before settlement.
Designed around explicit boundaries
Product-owned: planner, prompts, knowledge graph, selectors, sessions, credentials, pricing, customer policy, and irreversible-action approval.
TabWorker-owned: identity, work authority, pairing, leases, lifecycle events, human resolution, proof references, reviews, receipts, ledger attribution, and revocation.
Never transported: passwords, cookies, raw browser profiles, unrestricted remote code, private traces, or arbitrary customer data.
Availability
| Production | Jobs, Work Programs, authenticated project workspaces, public documentation, and marketplace identity. |
|---|---|
| Supervised test mode | Node pairing and execution, Human Resolution, managed-browser and signed-in-tab adapters, pooled assignment, and Capability Bank. |
| Not active | Public Node supply, automatic production dispatch, provider payout sending, capability royalties, and package-registry releases. |