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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?
Pascal Framework composes agents, workflows, and applications around business data. Developer resources cover typed APIs, TypeScript and Python SDKs, and project-local bindings. Projects keep their local bindings; production releases and business effects remain subject to review and permissions.
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, its source systems, and the decisions that need human review. Contact Pascal to discuss access, deployment requirements, and pricing. The website’s contact form prepares an email draft for you to review and send; completing the form does not submit an inquiry.
Platform capabilities
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Agent Observability
Find agent failures, inspect the calls behind them, and connect the evidence to the work. Bring quality, timing, and usage into the same investigation.
Read Agent Observability as MarkdownAgent Evaluation
Compare agent releases, models, and instructions on the same cases. Inspect regressions, bring in human judgment, and carry the evidence into your release decision.
Read Agent Evaluation as MarkdownMCP Servers
Give compatible AI clients the tools and context to work with your business. Assemble an MCP server visually, test what it can do, and keep access under your control.
Read MCP Servers as MarkdownSignal Flows
Investigate changes in your data, bring a proposed response to review, and follow it through to a confirmed result.
Read Signal Flows as MarkdownOntology
Connect records across systems into a shared model of your customers, shipments, assets, and relationships. Give people and agents the same business context.
Read Ontology as MarkdownIntegrations
Bring records, events, and supported actions from your existing tools into Pascal. See what each connection can do and who can use it.
Read Integrations as MarkdownBedrock
Connect the evidence, design, and requirements in one Solution Project. Give the team building it a clear account of what needs to change and why.
Read Bedrock as MarkdownData Infrastructure
Turn connected records and files into reusable datasets. Keep their source, quality, freshness, and access rules visible wherever the data is used.
Read Data Infrastructure as MarkdownData Pipelines
Turn source data into maintained datasets. Preview every transformation, resolve quality issues, and publish a version other teams can depend on.
Read Data Pipelines as MarkdownSQL Warehouse
Query your business objects and datasets with SQL. Explore the result, inspect its source context, and return to the query that produced it.
Read SQL Warehouse as MarkdownAutomation Studio
Build agents and workflows from the cases your team already handles. Test them on unseen work, choose a limited scope, and expand as results justify it.
Read Automation Studio as MarkdownWorkflows
Coordinate people, agents, and systems through repeatable processes. Keep progress intact through long waits, human reviews, and failed steps.
Read Workflows as MarkdownCompute
Run analytical and computational jobs with defined inputs, resources, and outputs. Trace each result to the code, environment, and logs behind it.
Read Compute as MarkdownML
Define what a useful prediction must do. Train candidates, compare their results, and test the failure cases that matter before proposing a release.
Read ML as MarkdownDocuments
Turn documents into facts your team can check. Keep extracted fields and findings linked to the original page, passage, and version.
Read Documents as MarkdownCompass
Connect the intended process to live cases, deadlines, and exceptions. Find the work that is stuck and the next step your team can take.
Read Compass as MarkdownAtlas
Explore the relationships behind your operation. Trace a disruption, compare possible responses, and bring the assumptions into the decision.
Read Atlas as MarkdownAgents
Give an agent a clear assignment, relevant business context, and the tools to help. Guide its progress and review its work in a shared Task.
Read Agents as MarkdownRL
Turn reviewed responses into evidence for improvement. Capture which answer was better, why it was preferred, and what the next candidate needs to demonstrate.
Read RL as MarkdownWorkrooms
Bring people, agent Tasks, documents, and decisions together around a shared outcome. Give every handoff the context it needs.
Read Workrooms as MarkdownDynamic Context
Package the knowledge a recurring job needs. Test which sources are included, see what permissions exclude, and keep the right versions within reach.
Read Dynamic Context as MarkdownContext Graph
Preserve decisions with their evidence and history. Help the next person or agent understand the precedent, what changed, and what still applies.
Read Context Graph as MarkdownModels
Connect prediction objectives, evaluation results, and release decisions. Give each model version a clear case for further study or use in the operation.
Read Models as MarkdownWork Surfaces
Create internal applications on your business data, objects, and actions. Bring the queue, context, and next decision into one place for your team.
Read Work Surfaces as MarkdownDeveloper Platform
Create applications, functions, and integrations using Pascal’s business objects and APIs. Keep source, checks, review, and release connected.
Read Developer Platform as MarkdownForge
Package shared logic as typed functions. Test the cases that matter, review a version, and make it available to the people, agents, and workflows that need it.
Read Forge as MarkdownGovernance
Set who can access data, propose a change, and approve it. Keep the permission, decision, and confirmed result with the work.
Read Governance as Markdown
Example workflow references
Pascal Work
Bring scattered records, team knowledge, and AI agents into one shared workspace. Understand the problem, agree on the next move, and give every handoff a clear owner.
Read the workflow as MarkdownLogistics
Connect a disruption to the shipments and customer commitments it threatens. Compare recovery options and coordinate the next move across your team and carriers.
Read the workflow as MarkdownPrivate equity
Keep diligence findings, investment assumptions, and operating priorities connected. Give each claim a source, each open question an owner, and each initiative a basis for review.
Read the workflow as MarkdownSoftware Factory
Give coding agents the business context behind the request. Carry requirements into a working application, with the source, checks, review, and release connected.
Read the workflow as Markdown
Developer documentation
Follow the implementation documentation for API contracts, authentication, and SDK usage.
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