Langdock

Langdock suits organizations choosing how employees access models and shared business sources. Its base subscription covers chat and agents, with workflow, governance and API arrangements handled separately. Begin with a read-only task and a small approved source collection. Centralized access can organize a rollout, but the team still needs to define permissions, evidence checks and responsibility for any external action.

A practical workflow

1. Define a team use case and permitted sources.
2. Create an agent with clear instructions and scope.
3. Evaluate known questions and missing evidence.
4. Review permissions before enabling actions or wider access.

Illustrative input

This example describes a task, not a tested output. Adjust the source material and settings to your own situation.

Summarize this approved internal guide and list unanswered questions, without sending messages or changing connected records.

Result check: Verify source support and ensure the agent respected the allowed data and action boundary.

Access and alternatives

Langdock uses a paid base subscription after a time-limited no-card trial. Workflow runs, governance packages and API model use have separate billing or eligibility rules. Some workflow model usage is billed separately from chat. Confirm seats, fair-use boundaries, retention and any time-limited add-on promotion in the current proposal.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: Dust for another team-agent approach; Onyx for a different knowledge-and-assistant workspace.