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Pascal for people and AI agents
Understand Pascal’s AI operating system: business context, agent tools, approvals, example workflows, and developer resources in one reference.
What is Pascal?
Pascal is an AI operating system for companies. It connects business data and tools, gives them meaning through an ontology, and lets people and agents research, decide, build, and act through shared Tasks, Workrooms, and applications.
How do agents understand the business?
Ontology connects business objects such as customers, shipments, and assets with their relationships and permitted actions. Dynamic Context assembles relevant sources for a task. Context Graph connects work, evidence, decisions, and outcomes so people can trace the basis of a result.
How can AI agents use company tools?
Pascal connects existing business systems through integrations and exposes selected capabilities through MCP servers. Agents work with shared context in Tasks and Workrooms. Tool access depends on the workspace, connected systems, permissions, and required approvals.
Who controls what an agent can do?
People set who can see data, use tools, and approve changes. Governance applies permissions and required approvals to actions. A proposal, an approved action, and a verified outcome are different states; a generated recommendation does not establish that a business change happened.
How do developers build on Pascal?
Use Pascal Framework to build agents, workflows, and applications on business data. Developer resources cover APIs, TypeScript and Python SDKs, and local development. Workspace access and the required reviews apply when publishing applications or using connected tools.
Which workflows does the website demonstrate?
The website demonstrates logistics disruption response, private-equity deal readiness, customer renewal work, and building internal operational software.
How can a team evaluate Pascal?
Start with a workflow you want to improve and the systems involved. Contact Pascal to discuss access, deployment requirements, and pricing. Submit the contact form to send your inquiry to our team.
Platform capabilities
Explore product summaries and their Markdown references.
Agent Observability
Trace a response through the captured model and tool calls behind it. Investigate errors and give your team a concrete case to evaluate.
Read Agent Observability as MarkdownAgent Evaluation
Test candidate responses against a defined rubric, inspect regressions, and record the result for review.
Read Agent Evaluation as MarkdownMCP Servers
Build and test a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server draft in Pascal. Choose its tools and resources, then discuss the configuration needed for external client access.
Read MCP Servers as MarkdownSignal Flows
Investigate an alert, identify the affected data, and prepare the next step for review.
Read Signal Flows as MarkdownOntology
Bring customers, shipments, assets, and their relationships into a shared model. Give applications and agents a consistent way to find information and request permitted actions.
Read Ontology as MarkdownIntegrations
Bring business records and tools into Pascal through supported connections. Choose what to read, which actions to enable, and who can use them.
Read Integrations as MarkdownBedrock
Bring the requirements, constraints, and decisions together before implementation starts. Keep the resulting Tasks connected to the plan.
Read Bedrock as MarkdownData Infrastructure
Import source records, inspect quality issues, and publish a dataset for queries and applications. Keep each version connected to its source.
Read Data Infrastructure as MarkdownData Pipelines
Build and test transformations that produce reusable datasets. A failed draft stays unpublished, so teams can keep using the last approved version.
Read Data Pipelines as MarkdownSQL Warehouse
Write a query, inspect the result, and save it for the next step in your workflow. Explore the datasets and business objects your workspace makes available.
Read SQL Warehouse as MarkdownAutomation Studio
Use past cases to develop a workflow and evaluate it on separate test cases. Review simulated results before deciding how to try it in practice.
Read Automation Studio as MarkdownWorkflows
Connect tasks, approvals, and actions in a process your team can follow. See which steps have finished and which still need attention.
Read Workflows as MarkdownCompute
Execute analytical jobs with defined inputs and resources. Inspect logs and save outputs alongside the task that needs them.
Read Compute as MarkdownML
Prepare training data, run experiments, and inspect the errors that matter to the business. Use Models to compare candidates before deciding what to change.
Read ML as MarkdownDocuments
Search a shared document collection, review relevant passages, and keep findings linked to their sources.
Read Documents as MarkdownCompass
Map the stages of a business process and compare them with the work happening today. Investigate bottlenecks and review proposed changes.
Read Compass as MarkdownAtlas
Model a proposed change, inspect its assumptions, and compare scenarios before deciding what to do.
Read Atlas as MarkdownAgents
Assign an agent a task, connect the relevant business context, and choose the tools it can use. Review proposed actions and follow the work to its result.
Read Agents as MarkdownRL
Compare responses against a clear rubric and record human feedback. Use reviewed examples to inform later evaluation or training.
Read RL as MarkdownWorkrooms
Keep the brief, Tasks, decisions, and working files in one place. Give each person the context needed to take the next step.
Read Workrooms as MarkdownDynamic Context
Bring relevant records and documents into a task while respecting the user’s access. Show which sources are available and where context is missing.
Read Dynamic Context as MarkdownContext Graph
Connect decisions, supporting evidence, and outcomes so the team can understand what happened and what may have changed.
Read Context Graph as MarkdownModels
Compare predictive model candidates against a business objective. Inspect performance on important cases before deciding whether a candidate needs more work.
Read Models as MarkdownWork Surfaces
Give your team an application designed around its workflow, with the records and actions it needs.
Read Work Surfaces as MarkdownDeveloper Platform
Use a development workspace to edit code, inspect checks, and preview an application before release. Visit Pascal Framework for APIs, SDKs, and local development.
Read Developer Platform as MarkdownForge
Define a function once and use it from the applications, agents, and workflows that depend on it.
Read Forge as MarkdownGovernance
Control access to data and tools, review consequential changes, and keep a record of what happened.
Read Governance as Markdown
Example workflow references
Real Estate
Connect acquisitions, asset management, property operations, and finance. Build a real estate operating system with AI agents around your company.
Read the workflow as MarkdownLegal
Review contracts alongside the firm’s playbook and deal context. Trace an issue to its source, prepare proposed language, and give counsel a clear briefing.
Read the workflow as MarkdownResearch & Science
Connect literature, experimental records, data, and scientific tools. Agents can help investigate a question, run analyses, and build tools for the team to review.
Read the workflow as MarkdownPascal Work
Connect the account history, usage, and support case. Give the team a recovery plan and a customer response to review.
Read the workflow as MarkdownLogistics
Find affected shipments, compare recovery options, and bring the plan to the right reviewer. Keep unresolved loads visible as the response progresses.
Read the workflow as MarkdownPrivate equity
Reconcile the model, deck, and diligence notes. Prepare a brief that makes open questions, owners, and disclosure restrictions clear.
Read the workflow as MarkdownSoftware Factory
Define what the team needs, build on connected business data, and review the application before release.
Read the workflow as Markdown
Developer documentation
Follow the implementation documentation for API contracts, authentication, and SDK usage.
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