Artifacts
Create, revise, preview, and export finished documents beside the conversation that made them.
A shared workspace for thinking with AI, shaping useful work, and bringing governed WHS expertise into the conversation.
The release
ASTRA 1.0 keeps the conversation, source material, specialist support, and finished output in one place. It is designed for work that develops over time, not a single prompt that disappears when the tab closes.
Create, revise, preview, and export finished documents beside the conversation that made them.
Use governed specialists for bounded multi-step outcomes with clear human approval points.
Apply repeatable procedures and transformations without leaving the ASTRA conversation.
Bring PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, Markdown, HTML, CSV, and text into the session.
Artifacts
Documents open beside the chat, carry their revision history, and remain connected to the conversation. Preview the result, inspect its source, move between versions, and download a polished PDF.

Agents and skills
ASTRA can select the right agent or skill from the intent of the request. When you already know what you want, type its identifier for direct control.
@agent-environmental-action-planner@skill-incident-briefExplicit mentions take priority for that turn. Without one, ASTRA continues to route automatically and preserve the active specialist context.
Your context
Attach working documents directly to a chat. ASTRA reads them as session context and keeps them available for follow-up questions.
PDF · Word · Excel · CSV · HTML · Markdown · TXT

Capability design lab
Employees can propose packages. Global administrators classify, inspect, validate, dry-run, review, version, publish, and deactivate them from one control plane.
Uploaded code and archives remain quarantined. ASTRA 1.0 tests reviewed declarative contracts and never executes submitted packages.
Built for responsible use
ASTRA runs Claude through Amazon Bedrock with permission checks, approved-policy grounding, guardrails, and bounded capability contracts. Human review remains explicit wherever a decision, approval, or system change matters.
Also in 1.0