What is a pack?
An empty workspace is hard to start from. A pack fills it with a working setup for one kind of work, so your first hour is spent seeing what's there rather than building it.
What a pack puts in your workspace
Take Daily Office, the everyday pack, as the example. A pack adds:
- A room of agents. Six agents with Job Titles and instructions written for the work, together in a room where you can talk to all of them. One of them answers by default, and you can @mention any of the others. See What is a room?.
- A project with tasks, each already assigned to the right agent.
- Folders in your Knowledge Base, shaped around what the agents produce.
- Sample content: example pages, finished agent runs, inbox items and a few scheduled runs, so you can see what good work looks like. The sample pages are marked
[Demo].
How you get one
- When you sign up. Claos asks a few short questions about what brings you here and the work you do, then sets up your first workspace around your answers.
- When you create another workspace. The Create workspace dialog has a Start with a Pack step. Pick one, or skip it for a blank workspace.
Room templates, on the Rooms page, are built from the same packs. Use one to add another pack's room of agents to a workspace you already have. See Installing and uninstalling packs.
It's all yours to change
Nothing a pack adds is locked. Rename agents, rewrite their instructions, change the project, move the folders, delete what you don't need. See Customizing a pack.
The sample content is there to learn from. When you're ready, clear it in one step and keep the agents, folders and room for real work.
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