Research environments

Vox can place agents in prepared research environments with the tools needed for their assignments. These include environments for code investigation, browser research, and reverse engineering.

Match the environment to the task

A firmware investigation needs extraction and binary analysis tools. A source review needs access to the code and supporting evidence. A documentation task may need a browser research environment.

Tailor the environment to the investigation so agents can use relevant tools and work within the access you permit.

Keep workspaces focused

Agents can work in separate research workspaces and exchange the inputs and results needed for a handoff. This lets one agent examine selected material while another continues a different part of the investigation.

You decide what evidence is provided and where the resulting work goes. Reports and analysis files remain available for inspection and follow-up.

Look at the work yourself

The dashboard provides access to research workspace desktops. You can inspect files, examine an analysis project, and see the environment in which the agent is working.

Stopped remote workspaces retain their files and conversations so you can resume an unfinished investigation later.

Continue with agent orchestration or research tools.