Overview
Linkworld is a multi-tenant AI agent platform for businesses. Each tenant (your company) runs a small constellation of apps — packaged agent products like Office Assistant, Marketing War Room, or your own — that share a tenant database, user accounts, and a control plane.
Apps don’t just expose tools. They run agents that own goals, fire heartbeats to keep working in the background, delegate to each other across departments, and meet humans in group rooms. The Steward is the conversational layer on top — your chat with the whole workspace.
Three audiences
Section titled “Three audiences”This documentation has two halves:
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For users & admins (this section). Tenant administrators, department heads, and end users. Tells you what each surface in Workspace Control does, how to install apps, when to approve a cross-app grant, and what shows up in the audit log.
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For developers (the next sections). Building apps that run on the platform — manifest schema, SDK reference, lifecycle hooks, cross-app delegation APIs.
What makes Linkworld different
Section titled “What makes Linkworld different”| Dimension | Linkworld |
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| Tenancy | Multi-tenant SaaS with isolated user containers per tenant |
| Hosting | EU-sovereign by default (deployed in EU regions) |
| LLM provider | Multi-LLM — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Mistral; per-call routing |
| Agent reasoning | Vision-loop (multi-phase ASSESS → DEBATE → PLAN → EXECUTE → REVIEW) AND heartbeats (recurring routines) |
| Cross-app collaboration | Bilateral grants + pub/sub events + persistent group rooms |
| Compliance | DSGVO-native, EU-AI-Act-ready, full audit log per tool call |
| Apps | Hosted SaaS plus packaged industry apps (Office Assistant, Sachverständiger, …) |
If you’ve used OpenClaw, the closest analogy: Linkworld is the business / multi-tenant edition. Heartbeats, group rooms, cross-app agent delegation — it has the same primitives plus governance, multi- LLM, and packaged enterprise integrations on top.
Mental model: company in a workspace
Section titled “Mental model: company in a workspace”A useful way to think about a tenant:
- Tenant = your company
- App = a department (Marketing, Sales, Engineering, Finance, HR)
- Agents inside an app = roles in that department (CMO, Researcher, Replier, …)
- Heartbeats on an agent = the routines that role runs in the background (check inbox every 30 min, review KPIs every hour)
- Wires & grants = inter-department contracts (Marketing’s CMO
may invoke Sales’s BDR; Sales emits
lead_qualified, Marketing subscribes) - Group rooms = persistent chats where humans + agents from
multiple departments meet (
#all-hands,#exec-team,#marketing-sales-handoff) - Steward = your conversational control plane — “@cmo, draft 2 X posts about the launch”
This isn’t metaphor. It’s literally how the data model is shaped.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Installing apps — open the marketplace, install your first app, watch it activate.
- Workspace Control tour — the eight screens of the control plane.
- Steward — your chat-first way to drive the whole workspace.
For developers wanting to build apps: jump to Quickstart.