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Governance Center and organization policy libraryDefine and enforce how your organization uses AI. The Governance Center brings together the Policy Library, Guardrail Library, and Evals Library.
  • Draft policies from scratch or start from public templates.
  • Submit policies for approval before they take effect.
  • Turn an approved policy into a reusable runtime guardrail.
  • Review your organization’s catalog of approved prompts, Blueprints, chatbots, agents, and agent tools.
See Governance, Evaluation, Agents, Tools, and Profiles.Evaluation SandboxTest model behavior before you approve a workflow for wider use. Run guided evaluations against a system prompt, test inputs, a scoring rubric, and the model connection you choose. Reuse your work with the scenario library, conversation tests, red teaming, connected tests, saved evaluations, and run history.See Evaluation Sandbox.Organization agentsCreate organization-managed agents with an identity, purpose, classification, and visibility. You can also use Create with AI for an assisted setup. New agents start with least-privilege defaults: no optional capabilities, empty tool and domain allowlists, and Tier 0 sandbox access. An authorized approver must activate each agent before it can run.See Agent Creation.Agent toolsBuild sandboxed tools that your agents can call. Define input parameters and choose a permission level (sandbox tier). Then select Verify to analyze the tool and test it with sample JSON input before you submit it for review.See Agent Tool Creation.

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User and organization profilesManage your personal details and preferred organization in User Settings. Organizations can turn on an optional public profile with a logo, links, and a portfolio of up to 30 featured public items.See Set up your user profile.
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Projects in BlueprintPlan and execute AI work as a governed Project. Create a Project with status, visibility, and tags, turn a goal into a reviewed set of AI-generated tasks, match goals against existing Blueprints, and operate day-to-day from Project Studio with Chat, Agents, and Tools.
  • Create Projects with status (Active, Planned, Suspended, Archived) and visibility (Private, Organization, Public).
  • Let Blueprint plan a goal into tasks, then review, edit, and approve before work begins.
  • Track tasks on a board with in-review and blocked states, and keep humans in the loop.
See Projects: Plan and execute AI work in Blueprint to get started.ImpactHub.ai for mission-driven teamsA new landing experience for nonprofit and mission-driven teams to discover, build, test, and govern AI tools that advance their mission. It maps the “AI for Good” cycle onto Blueprint’s Prompts, Blueprints, Chatbots, and Agents.See ImpactHub.ai.

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New personal and organization plan tiersThe previous Free and Premium tiers are replaced with a broader plan lineup. Personal plans now include Free, Designer ($20/mo), **Builder** ($60/mo), and Architect ($200/mo), each with its own limits for AI tokens, private Blueprints, private Prompts, Projects, Agents, Chatbots, compute time, and knowledge-base storage. Organization plans add seats, teams, and shared workspaces.Compare tiers on Plans and billing.Refreshed quickstartThe Get started with Blueprint quickstart now walks you through forking the public Compliance-Ready Summarization Pipeline Blueprint, running it with a safe sample input, inspecting a node, adding a human checkpoint, and saving a private version, all in about 10 minutes.Webhook trigger signature verificationThe Triggers reference now clarifies how Blueprint verifies inbound webhooks: the external sender signs the raw request body with the shared secret, and Blueprint recomputes the HMAC over the exact bytes it received before executing the Blueprint. A GitHub X-Hub-Signature-256 example with constant-time comparison is included.
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Public Libraries in BlueprintDiscover and reuse community-published assets directly in Blueprint. Public Libraries lets you browse curated collections and categories of Prompts, Blueprints, Chatbots, Data Commons, and MCP Servers, or search across all of them from one place.
  • Browse public assets without signing in.
  • Review an asset’s details, revision history, and run history before you use it.
  • Run, chat with, favorite, or fork a public asset into your workspace to adapt it.
See Using Public Libraries in Blueprint to get started.