External Evaluation Workspace
An active Evaluation grant now carries two separate controls: an issued ZAXAM launch for workspace entry and an issued Evaluation API key for execution authority.
An Agentic Operations & Governance Control Plane that makes authority, quota, execution policy and audit evidence visible around AI-assisted workflows.
The interactive demo explains the product without credentials. The External Evaluation Workspace is the real sandbox evaluation surface for approved evaluators.
An active Evaluation grant now carries two separate controls: an issued ZAXAM launch for workspace entry and an issued Evaluation API key for execution authority.
Explore synthetic tasks, governance decisions, human-validation gates and audit evidence without login, key or backend runtime.
The Workspace remains on the dedicated Maestro Evaluation origin. ZAXAM-TECH hosts the controlled launch wrapper but never becomes the credential or execution authority.
Security boundary: the launch wrapper runs on ZAXAM-TECH and does not store the launch ticket or Evaluation API key. The actual workspace executes on the dedicated Maestro Evaluation origin. Direct Render navigation is not an authorized workspace path; task execution still requires the separately issued Evaluation API key. Production execution remains disabled.
You need an active Evaluation grant, a current one-time workspace launch from the supervisor, and the separately issued Evaluation API key. A commercial subscription is not required.
A new admitted execution consumes one unit. Status reads, durable replay and idempotency conflict consume zero additional units.
Direct workspace entry without launch authority, production execution, and unsealed tasks or bindings remain blocked. Revocation ends authority while historical evidence remains reviewable.
Organizations can prototype agents quickly; operational adoption is harder. Maestro separates authorization and commercial rights from execution and connects each runtime decision to identity, entitlements, quota, capacity, governance, integration and audit.
Tasks, bindings, quota and environment boundaries are sealed into explicit authority rather than inferred from browser state.
Sensitive operations stop when required authority, readiness or evidence is missing instead of silently assuming success.
Adapter-oriented contracts support controlled sandbox reads and governed draft or approval-gated operations.
Durable evidence and audit trails are treated as first-class execution results rather than secondary logs.