Agent-assisted workspaces
Structured projects, versioned artifacts, AI actions, and domain workspaces.
Manage projects, track every artifact version, run automated workflows, and let AI agents handle the repetitive work — all from one workspace. 52 MCP integrations give agents structured access to the same surfaces you use.

Agent-assisted workspace
AI agents execute MCP tool calls directly inside the project workspace — navigating workflows, reading artifacts, and updating step status through documented endpoints.
The project workspace combines workflow navigation, progress, collaborators, export, history, chat, and actions in one authenticated view.
Artifacts, readiness checks, templates, export execution, and version history give every project a structured output pipeline.
52 MCP integrations give AI agents structured access to projects, workflows, artifacts, exports, auth, and system status.
Product thesis
BrainWavr keeps the entire project lifecycle in one workspace — workflow steps, versioned artifacts, AI actions, and domain views — instead of scattering them across disconnected tools.
Projects become navigable workflow workspaces instead of flat task boards. Each step has its artifacts, collaborators, and progress state in context. Version history and export readiness are built into the artifact model, not bolted on as afterthoughts.
AI actions and pipelines have a visible operational surface. When work should be automated or delegated, the same project data flows into actions, schedules, batch runs, and agent-driven execution through documented MCP endpoints.

Project workspace
Split-panel workflow navigation with step progress, artifact editing, and collaborator management — all inside one authenticated surface.
Workflow walkthrough
Five stages show how a project workspace moves from manual navigation through versioning, automation, and domain-specific views.
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Start from the project workspace and move through the workflow tree, progress state, collaborators, and the main workspace tabs.
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Keep workflow progress, selected steps, collaborators, and chat context tied to the project rather than spread across disconnected screens.
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Use version history, export readiness checks, and templates to prepare deliverables with traceable artifact state.
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Move into actions, pipelines, schedules, batches, and run monitoring when work should be automated or delegated.
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Open specialized views such as the 3D wellbore field and extend the same project data through MCP tools.
Product gallery
Project workspaces, workflow editing, agent-assisted execution, and domain-specific analysis views.

Project workspace

Workflow editor

Agent-assisted execution

Domain workspace — patent analysis
Feature deep dive
Four capabilities that define BrainWavr — from structured project management to specialized domain analysis.
The project detail surface combines a split-panel workflow tree, per-step artifact editing, collaborator management, and workspace tabs for history, export, chat, and pipeline execution.

Every artifact is versioned. Export readiness analysis, template management, and review flows give teams a traceable path from working draft to deliverable.

Actions, pipelines, schedules, batch runs, and execution monitoring — all connected to the project context and accessible to AI agents.

BrainWavr is not limited to generic workflow boards. The platform supports domain-specific views, including a 3D wellbore field workspace for oil and gas applications and a patent analysis workspace.

Architecture & agent tooling
BrainWavr runs a documented multi-service architecture: Next.js (View), FastAPI (Controller), Django (Model), and FastMCP (MCP Server). The MCP layer exposes controller endpoints as tools for AI agents.
View — Next.js
Project workspaces, workflow navigation, chat, and export UI.
Controller — FastAPI
Orchestration layer routing requests between UI, model service, and MCP.
Model — Django
Data models for projects, workflows, artifacts, and user management.
MCP Server — FastMCP
52 controller endpoints exposed as tools for AI agent access.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standard for exposing application capabilities as tools that AI agents can discover and invoke. BrainWavr's FastMCP server maps 52 controller endpoints as tools — giving agents structured access to the same project, workflow, and export surfaces the UI exposes.
Product overview
What BrainWavr does today, what's coming next, and where to explore.
Core capabilities
What's next
Explore further
Powered by ScaiCo
BrainWavr runs ScaiCo as its multi-agent backbone. Agent teams, workflow-linked actions, and pipeline execution all route through the ScaiCo orchestration layer.

ScaiCo powers agent execution
ScaiCo orchestrates agent teams for workflow steps, patent analysis, and domain-specific processing — coordinating multi-step execution with structured tool access.
What is ScaiCo?
ScaiCo is Swaibian's multi-agent AI orchestration platform. In BrainWavr, it powers agent-team execution — coordinating specialized agents for workflow steps, artifact processing, domain analysis, and pipeline automation within the project workspace.
Next step
Project workspaces, workflow navigation, artifact versioning, automation, and agent-assisted execution — ready to use, with 52 AI integrations for agent-driven workflows.