Build log · 2026-07-09

Workflows: typed steps, one engine

A workflow in IKARUS is an ordered list of typed steps: an instruction for the assistant, a browser action against a tab you attached, or a vault reference that reads a live entry or captures results into a new one.

The rule that keeps it trustworthy is architectural: one engine runs them all. Whether a workflow starts from the editor, the chat sidebar, or a chat command, it is the same execution path, and browser and vault steps still respect your permission tiers mid-run. Two engines for the same concept is how behavior drifts; IKARUS had the beginnings of exactly that problem and the fix was to delete the second path.

Workflows are scoped to the context that made them, system templates stay read-only, and running a workflow across contexts is refused rather than quietly allowed.

All entries

IKARUS wing mark

IKARUS

Personal AI operating system
Join the waitlist

Early access opens in small waves. One email when your seat is ready, nothing else.