Use case
Analyst workflows with AI teammates
Give analysts a workspace where AI teammates can search knowledge, use approved tools, run repeatable workflows, connect to systems, and leave a clear trail of what happened.
Start with the knowledge base
Analyst work depends on the right source material. Alloy Storage lets teams upload files, organize folders, search current knowledge, and share selected folders with the AI teammates that need them.
AI teammates can use shared storage to find relevant documents, read files, and work from approved context instead of guessing.
Use tools when analysis needs action
AI teammates can do more than answer questions. With approved tools, they can search, read files, check URLs, run code, call teammates, schedule follow-ups, and use other enabled actions.
That makes Alloy useful for analyst workflows that combine research, structured steps, and operational follow-through.
Connect outside systems through MCP servers
Organizations can register MCP servers and assign them to the AI teammates that need access. This lets teams connect AI work to approved external systems without giving every teammate every tool.
MCP access is managed at the organization level and enabled per AI teammate.
Make repeatable analysis into workflows
Some analyst work needs to run the same way every time. Alloy Workflows let teams build structured processes with steps such as running a skill, calling an AI teammate, using a tool, running code, asking for human input, using an LLM step, sending a message, and finishing with a result.
Use workflows when an analysis process needs structure, review points, and repeatability.
Review results with tables and logs
Alloy includes table views for filtering, search, pagination, column control, and export where those capabilities are configured. Execution logs show workflow runs, statuses, filters, run details, tool calls, and related context.
Analysts get a workspace that can support both the work and the review trail.
Frequently asked questions
Can Alloy help with repeatable analysis?+
Yes. Workflows can define structured steps that combine AI teammate calls, tools, code, human input, messages, and final results.
Can AI teammates connect to external tools?+
Yes. Teams can register MCP servers at the organization level and enable them for specific AI teammates.
Can teams review what an AI workflow did?+
Yes. Execution logs show workflow runs and can expose run details such as status, runtime context, step information, tool calls, and related messages.