Create Employee
Digital Employee FactoryEmployee name, archetype, domain, role and initial purpose
Digital Employee created and available for downstream modules
The AWP user journey is a 15-step controlled lifecycle. A Digital Employee is configured, connected to knowledge and tools, authorised, engaged through a workspace, then evaluated and audited.
Each step has an end-user objective, a named AWP module, expected inputs and a defined outcome. The sequence below preserves the supplied journey and module terminology.
Employee name, archetype, domain, role and initial purpose
Digital Employee created and available for downstream modules
Role, objectives, responsibilities, skills, operating boundaries and escalation rules
Employee blueprint establishes what the Digital Employee is expected to do
Available providers, provider purpose and data boundary
Selected MCP provider is carried through the workflow
Knowledge source, scope and applicable domain/process information
Knowledge context is bound to the selected Digital Employee
Process variable/target, tag, business description and process context
Target resolves to a known industrial variable with name, description and meaning
Selected MCP provider
Provider connectivity and readiness are confirmed
Selected provider
Available capabilities and tools are discovered with descriptions and operating modes
Selected tool, required arguments and target variable
Real MCP invocation is executed and the tool response verified
Employee, MCP tools, permissions and policies
Authorised tool and capability set established for the employee
Natural-language business or engineering request
Request captured against the selected employee, provider, knowledge and target
User request, employee, target and authorised capabilities
Employee understands → plans → AWP authorises → MCP executes → evidence is generated → answer is produced
Investigation/run ID
Evidence objects, MCP calls, sources, results, confidence and provenance displayed
Investigation/run ID
Decision trajectory: objective → plan → authorisation → tools → evidence → conclusion
Completed investigation/run
Task completion, tool selection, policy compliance, trajectory completeness, evidence grounding and overall score
Run ID, employee, tool invocations and policy decisions
Durable audit trail showing who, what, when, tool, policy, evidence and run outcome