AI workers · your tools, your rules

Tell it. Watch it ship. 

Crewshal gives your organization AI workers with a role, memory and a manager. Give one a task, keep your corrections, and continue through Claude Code or Codex—with the work and its evidence in one place.

Replay a past PR and compare the result

Runs on your Claude and Codex subscriptions · every action audited

Example · scripted

You · WhatsApp

The payments list hides the drafts from the new invoice import. Can Ada take NW-142?

Native engines and connected workspaces

Availability depends on your workspace setup.

Engines and models

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini

Workspace connectors

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Slack
  • Linear
  • Notion
  • Jira
  • Confluence
  • WhatsApp

How it works

From a message to a merged pull request.

No new tool to learn. You ask the way you would ask a colleague, and the work arrives the way a colleague would deliver it.

  1. 01

    Give it the task and context

    Start with the manager conversation, a connected ticket or a project brief. Keep the goal, your corrections and the next decision together.

    • One conversation, shared context
    • Connected routes depend on setup
  2. 02

    It works like an engineer

    It reads the code and the history, plans, then hands the implementation to Claude Code or Codex running natively in a sandbox, on your own subscriptions.

    • One round, full context
    • Your conventions, your rules
  3. 03

    Inspect the result, then ship

    Review the checks, changes and open questions. Your approval rules decide what can proceed; the work and its evidence stay together.

    • Checks and changes to inspect
    • Your approval rules

Your work, carried forward

Change the model. Keep the context.

Your brief, decisions and corrections belong to the work. Start with Claude Code, continue in Codex, and pick up with the context you already built.

  1. 01
    Ask

    Tell it what needs doing.

    The task, accepted constraints and open questions stay together from the first brief.

  2. 02
    Correct

    Teach it your way.

    A decision such as “exclude account IDs” becomes part of what the next round can inspect.

  3. 03
    Switch

    Choose the engine for the next step.

    Move from Claude Code to Codex when the work calls for another native tool or account.

  4. 04
    Inspect

    Open the result. Check the work.

    The handoff ends with evidence you can review before deciding what happens next.

Work record Illustrative

Add CSV export to billing

Correction
Exclude account IDs
Route
Claude Code Codex
Inspect
Changes Checks Questions
Illustrative view: a task, accepted correction and provider handoff shown together.

Command Center

See the work. Follow the evidence.

Start at the fleet, open a worker, then step inside a delegation. Changes, checks and questions remain visible in the same trail.

ObserveIllustrative view
  1. 01FleetWorkers, current work and operating signals
  2. 02WorkerRole, manager, memory and assigned items
  3. 03DelegationBrief, changes, checks and open questions Selected

Evidence stays attached to the work you are inspecting.

DelegationIllustrative
Implement the billing export
ChangesReviewable
ChecksRecorded
QuestionsOpen to you
Illustrative view: the product hierarchy narrows to a delegation and its evidence.

Safe by default

It asks when it matters.

Every action goes through one gateway that authorizes it, classifies its risk, budgets it and writes it down. Policies decide what a worker may do alone and what waits for you.

What a worker does at each risk level
RiskWhat the worker does
NoneActs on its own
LowActs on its own
Medium, inside the platformActs, then tells you
Medium, outside the platformWaits for your approval
HighWaits for your approval
Always-ask listAlways waits for your approval
CriticalBlocked unless a policy asks for approval

These are the defaults for a new organization in Auto mode. Your policies, your settings and a level that a worker earns can change them.

Credential access is scoped, and authorized actions leave an audit trail.

The experience behind Crewshal

Previous employers and consulting clients of SASID’s founder. See SASID.ai

  • Kenect
  • JupiterOne
  • Persefoni
  • HackerOne
  • Hearst
  • CenterPoint Energy
  • SLB (Schlumberger)
  • Korn Ferry
  • Lowe's
  • Chick-fil-A

Career experience; no Crewshal customer relationship or endorsement is implied.

Historical replay

A real pull request. Your own verdict.

Explore a recorded h3 middleware fix, then compare the candidate with the original result. Inspect the checks, elapsed time and cost estimates before you choose.

Replay the past PR

Recorded open-source benchmark · h3js/h3.

Edited actual product screens from the fictional Cobalt demo.

Reference
h3 route middleware
Shown
Task, candidate and checks
Separated
Human effort and charges
Decision
Compare before you continue

Put a worker on it.

Give your first worker a clear task, your repository context and your rules. Review what comes back.