TEKIMAXALOS

Studio

Where your people and AI agents work.

Your engineers work with AI agents beside them, in the terminal and editor they already use, and inside the client's own environment when the work is somebody else's. Each AI agent has a name, acts for a person you can point at, and never reaches further than that person does. Anything that cannot be undone stops and waits for a named human.

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Your engineers work where the client already is

Meridian Systems does not send you their data. Your engineer signs in to their environment, works there with AI agents beside them, and Meridian can see exactly what that access is and switch it off without calling you.

  • Nothing to migrate, and no copy of their work on your infrastructure
  • The client grants the access and holds the switch
  • Your engineer keeps the terminal and the editor they already use

Every AI agent has an owner, and never outreaches them

Dana Okafor runs quality assurance at Meridian. Her AI agent is called Quality assurance, because that is its job, and it checks a release against the delivery policy before it reaches a customer. It reaches the tracker read only, and never further than Dana reaches, checked against her permissions at the moment it asks.

  • An AI agent is named for its work, not given a personality
  • It never reaches past its owner, checked at the moment it asks
  • Take somebody off the team and their AI agents narrow with them

Anything you cannot take back waits for a person

Reversible work runs without asking. Deploying, publishing, sending to a customer: those stop before they happen, go to a named human, and carry the reason that human gave. Nothing is estimated afterward, because the decision was written beside the work at the time.

  • The class of every action is decided in advance, from a written list
  • An AI agent can propose an irreversible action; it can never approve one
  • The approval and the reason sit on the same record as the work

Promote it once, for the whole organization

You decide in Studio what Meridian may run: which models, and which skills. That decision reaches every project at once. A project can narrow it, nothing can widen it, and what was never promoted cannot be called from anywhere.

  • One list for the organization, with who approved each model and when
  • Skills are promoted the same way, and scanned for known holes before anybody runs one
  • Start from a library of ready patterns; they arrive as candidates, not switched on
  • Your own provider keys, or a model on your own machines
  • Enforcement is a switch, it starts on, and turning it off is on the record

Your people and their AI agents reach it the same way

An engineer signs in from the terminal and gets the promoted models. Their AI agent connects over MCP and gets the same list, under the same limits, because the limit belongs to the person the agent acts for rather than to the tool it happens to be using.

  • People sign in from the CLI, AI agents connect over MCP, one list behind both
  • The same skills reach all three: the console, the API, and an AI agent's tools
  • An AI agent never gets more than the person it acts for
  • Take somebody off the team and their AI agents narrow with them

You can finally see what the AI is actually doing

Which projects are using AI, for what, and through which surface. Coding through AI agents on MCP, document work by people in Studio, split by project and by kind of work, against the models you promoted. That is the part most companies cannot answer today.

  • Usage by project, by surface, and by kind of work
  • What ran straight through, what waited for a person, what was refused
  • The spend beside the hours, kept as two numbers and never added

Tell us what your AI should never do alone, and we will show you the controls.

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