Meet Ella — your control tower
The orchestration layer that turns a plain-language ask into coordinated work across the crew.
One place to ask
The tour opens on Ella's chat: a greeting, a message box, and a sidebar of agents and previous conversations. There is no menu to learn and no agent to pick. You type what you want the way you would say it to a colleague, and routing is Ella's problem rather than yours.
She delegates to a specialist
Ella is an orchestration layer, not a single model doing everything. The walkthrough shows a request being handed to the agent that actually owns that work — documents, training, safety, freight — and the result coming back into the same thread. You see which specialist handled it, so the answer is never anonymous.
- Interprets — Works out what you are actually asking for.
- Delegates — Routes it to the agent that owns that domain.
- Aggregates — Brings the results back into one reply.
Nothing commits without you
When a request would change something — publish a form, send a message, close a record — Ella stops and shows you what she is about to do. Approve it and it happens; edit it first if she has it slightly wrong. The gate is not a setting you can forget to switch on; it is how the flow works.
Why it matters
An assistant that only answers questions saves you a little reading. One that can act saves real hours but is frightening to hand the keys to. Keeping the approval step is what makes the second kind usable in an operation where a wrong write has consequences — Ella does the assembling, you keep the decision.
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