Scoped source access
The Mode declares exactly which systems it may query — and nothing else is touched.
Now open · Founding publisher program
The Enterprise Modes Marketplace
A governed platform for enterprise AI workflow contracts. Built for the organizations, domain experts, and technology partners who define how enterprise work actually gets done.
46 governed workflow domains identified
5 publisher tiers — from enterprise-private to open community
9-stage quality and security review
The building block
A Mode is not a prompt. It is a governed enterprise job-to-be-done contract.
A Mode defines which systems an agent may access, under whose authority, what constitutes sufficient context, how output may be synthesized, what actions are permitted, and what evidence must be produced. Every governed interaction leaves a verifiable, content-free cryptographic receipt.
Defined synthesis policy
Rules, template rendering, or bounded model reasoning are declared in the contract, not left to the agent.
Sufficiency threshold
The job defines what enough context means. Agents do not act on incomplete packages.
Data sensitivity ceiling
The highest classification of data the Mode may touch is enforced, not assumed.
Action ceiling
From read-only briefing to confirm-before-act, autonomy is bounded by the contract.
Verifiable evidence trail
Every interaction produces a content-free, hash-chained receipt. Not a log — proof.
“A Mode is to enterprise AI what a contract is to a business relationship — it defines the terms before anything happens, and produces proof that they were honored.”
Who we’re inviting
Four types of publishers. One governed platform.
The marketplace is designed for people who understand enterprise workflows at depth — domain practitioners with real expertise in how work gets done inside complex organizations.
Enterprise organizations
Your center of excellence has built governed AI workflows that work. Standardize them internally, share them with trusted partners, or publish them for the broader ecosystem.
Best for · Internal AI and digital transformation teams
Technology partners and systems integrators
Extend your enterprise implementation expertise into a verifiable, auditable workflow contract your clients can deploy and trust.
Best for · ISVs, consulting firms, implementation partners
Independent domain experts
Turn deep regulatory, industry, or compliance expertise into a repeatable, governed, monetizable product — not just a service engagement.
Best for · Compliance consultants, former regulators, industry analysts
Developer-side practitioners
Build the connectors and governance logic that make high-stakes workflows possible across complex enterprise systems.
Best for · Enterprise AI engineers, integration specialists
The submission process
From idea to certified Mode — a governed path.
Every Mode passes through a structured quality and security review before it reaches enterprise buyers. This is what makes the marketplace trustworthy.
- 1
Express interest
Tell us about the workflow you want to govern. No submission required yet.
- 2
Define the contract
Specify sources, authority, synthesis policy, sufficiency threshold, and action ceiling.
- 3
Schema and security review
Automated validation confirms structural and security requirements.
- 4
Domain evaluation
Human reviewers assess job specificity, evidence quality, and sufficiency definition.
- 5
Approved and listed
The certified Mode becomes available privately, through partners, or publicly.
The submission infrastructure is being built now. Expressing interest today puts you in the founding publisher cohort — the first 50 approved Modes receive dedicated co-marketing, priority connector access, and preferred revenue share terms.
Submission quality standards
We are not collecting prompt templates. We are certifying governance contracts.
A strong submission has a specific job, a defined boundary, a measurable sufficiency threshold, and a clear evidence trail.
1. Specific job definitionOne sentence. One outcome. Not a broad category of help.
2. Named source systems with rationaleWhich systems, which permissions, and why each is required.
3. Sufficiency definitionA precise statement of what constitutes enough context for the agent to act.
4. Synthesis policy with justificationThe selected policy and why it fits the stakes of the job.
5. Action ceiling declarationThe maximum autonomous action permitted, with rationale for each write permission.
6. Data sensitivity ceilingThe highest classification permitted and how sources above it are handled.
7. Evidence and audit trail specificationWhat the receipt covers, excludes, and proves for the relevant framework.
8. Non-sensitive examplesSynthetic examples showing the correct governed output without organizational data.
Founding cohort
The first 50 certified Modes shape the marketplace.
The first 50 approved Modes outside first-party listings will have a different relationship with the platform than those who come later.
Co-marketing
Featured placement in launch communications, case studies, and partner announcements.
Priority connector access
12 months of early access to new enterprise source connectors as they are certified.
Preferred revenue share
90/10 revenue share for paid Modes — held for the founding cohort for the first year.
Dedicated engineering support
5 hours of platform engineering support to finalize schema and testing.
“The organizations that define the governance contracts today will have the institutional knowledge advantage when enterprise AI scales tomorrow.”
Get started
Tell us about the workflow you want to govern.
Expressing interest places you in the founding publisher cohort and gets you early access to the Mode definition framework, sandbox environment, and certification team.