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Quick answer

The AI workspace is the single conversation where you tell Mitra what you need, in your own language, instead of opening each app and service separately.

Summary

Instead of jumping between a dozen apps, you ask Mitra. The workspace sits in front of the platform's orchestrator and agents and returns one answer. It is reachable from native mobile apps and a web companion as they become available.

Key takeaways

  • One conversation replaces switching between many apps.
  • You can speak or write in your own language.
  • The workspace is the front door to the orchestrator and domain agents.
  • Confirmation steps still apply to money, health data and irreversible bookings.

What you do in the workspace

You ask for something, such as organizing a family schedule or preparing a business task. Mitra decides which agents and connected providers are needed, then reports back in one place.

What stays under your control

The workspace does not remove your say over important actions. Anything involving money, health data or an irreversible booking pauses for your step-up confirmation.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to learn commands to use Mitra?

No. You describe what you want in your own language and Mitra works out the steps.

Where can I use the AI workspace?

Mitra OS is being built with native iOS and Android apps and a web companion. See the Mobile app page for details.

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Glossary terms on this page

  • MITRA: MITRA is the orchestration platform behind Mitra OS. Mitra is the name you talk to, and Mitra OS, Inc. is the company that builds it.
  • Orchestrator: The orchestrator is the part of Mitra OS that breaks a request into tasks, sends them to domain agents, reconciles the results and returns one answer.
  • Step-up: Step-up is an extra, fresh biometric check required before a sensitive action, even when you are already signed in.

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