Workspaces

What it is

A workspace is the boundary around everything you do in Semogram: data connections, workflows, ontology, skills, runs, and feedback. People who share a workspace share the same state, history, and evidence.

What it holds

• Connected sources and destinations.
• Workflows with their drafts, versions, and run history.
• The ontology definition and its materialized runtime state.
• Installed skills and their versions.
• The feedback record: every approval, correction, and rejection.

How it relates

• Workflows read only sources connected to their workspace.
• Predictions trace to evidence inside the same workspace.
• Feedback improves the workspace it was given in — corrections teach your future runs, not anyone else's.
• Official, Semogram-published capabilities arrive through a shared system registry and get installed into your workspace from there.

What this means for you

• Put one real area of responsibility in a workspace before adding a second.
• If something is missing (a source, a skill, a reference), install it into the workspace that needs it — missing pieces resolve where the work happens.

Image: workspace home showing sources, workflows, ontology, skills, and runs in one place.

Next

• Set one up: Set up your workspace.
• What connects into it: Data and integrations.