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Workflows
Multi-stage runs with checkpoints — for the work that's too important to take an agent's first answer.
Most of the time, a single specialist drafting a response is exactly the right amount of process. But some work — a contract, a security review, an investor narrative, a high-stakes decision — deserves more than one pass. Workflows are GroundPound's structured, multi-stage runs that put several agents (and several checks) between a draft and your approval.
What ships out of the box
Every team comes with a set of ready-to-run workflows. Invoke any of them on a draft or a question from the Workflows page:
- Adversarial Review— a three-layer gauntlet for high-stakes output. An evaluator gate scores the draft, a red-team agent attacks it while the author defends, and a battery of mechanical checks runs before anything reaches your approval queue. This is the workflow behind GroundPound's "we don't just trust the first answer" posture on legal, security, and financial deliverables.
- Roundtable — multiple specialists weigh in and converge on a consensus answer, with the disagreements surfaced rather than hidden.
- Counsel — a single-expert deep dive when you want one specialist to go deep rather than a panel to go broad.
- Full Bench — every relevant specialist on the team contributes, for the decisions where you want the widest possible read before you commit.
How a workflow runs
A workflow is a sequence of stages. Each stage has a job — evaluate, critique, revise, check — and the run advances stage by stage with checkpoints in between. You can watch a run progress, see which stage it's on, and review the output at the end. Every run is recorded, so you have a history of what was produced and how.
Why stages instead of one big prompt
The same principle runs through all of GroundPound: breadth without accountability is where agents go wrong. A workflow makes the steps explicit and reviewable. When something in the output is off, you can see which stage produced it — not reverse-engineer a single opaque generation. And because the riskiest output passes through adversarial review before it reaches you, the approval card you eventually see has already survived a critique.
Where it fits
Workflows complement the everyday coordinator-and-specialists model. Day to day, your team triages, drafts, and hands off. When a piece of work warrants it, you route it through a workflow for the extra rigor. Workflows are available on every plan.
Related: see Atlas for the approvals queue a workflow feeds into, and the Feature guide for the full tour.
Start a workflow from the Start a workflow button on your Atlas dashboard after you sign in. Start free at groundpound.ai.