How PawOS works
How PawOS is organised, for engineers and administrators.
PawOS is a desktop app that runs on your computer. It works directly with your files, terminal, browser and connected accounts — and asks before it changes anything.
Each request is routed to a specialised engine — Coding, Browser, Infrastructure, Communication, Companion or Governance — so each kind of work is handled by the part of PawOS built for it.
Every change to your machine goes through a dedicated, checked action that follows your plan and permission rules, and every action is written to a Work Record.
Note
Team and Enterprise data is isolated per organization — members only ever see their own organization’s data.
How it works
What you see
- An overview of how PawOS is organised and how its records work, for engineers and administrators.
What PawOS does
- Specialised engines handle coding, browsing, infrastructure, communication and the companion.
- Every change goes through a checked action, and every action is recorded.
Permissions
- All actions follow the same permission and plan rules described in Security.
Records
- Work Records and billing records are the source of truth for what happened.
Good to know
- See the Changelog for what has changed between versions.
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