KOVER

In KOVER, a task can be defined as a sequence of steps: gather data, run a calculation or assign work to AI, check the result and ask for a human decision. The execution screen shows progress and the status of each stage.

In this example, the workflow has checked the source data, calculated the workshop estimate and paused for approval. Saving the report is the next step, pending the user's decision.

A KOVER project brings documents, discussions and decisions together. Each document has content, fields, relationships and original attachments. Users can return to a confirmed record, inspect its values and prepare a change.

The demonstration project below covers opening a workshop. A workbench record holds its price, quantity and purchasing stage; the estimate uses those same values. The system also retains facts and discussion summaries to provide context for subsequent AI tasks.

The structure can represent tasks, research, expenses or client work. Saved views collect relevant documents into lists or tables and show the selected fields.

This estimate brings together four items. KOVER calculates costs from prices and quantities, displays the total and groups it by stage. Users can open a source document from the list or inspect the records behind a calculated total.

Before saving, KOVER shows a plan of the documents and values that will change. Users can apply, revise or cancel it. A proposal remains separate from confirmed data.

The screen shows a manual edit from three workbenches to four. Both values are visible and the change has not been applied, so it can be checked before it is saved.