Start with one useful team workflow
Choose a specific problem and the people who need the result. Involve a technical owner for configuration and access, then validate the workflow with its users.
Start with a catalog service or a coding-agent workspace, then involve the right technical owner.
A spreadsheet or manual handoff can reveal a useful software idea. Begin with one job and one group of people. Moltern brings the running application and its supporting services into a workspace where ownership and access can be made explicit.
Choose a specific problem and the people who need the result. Involve a technical owner for configuration and access, then validate the workflow with its users.
The catalog includes data, automation, AI, monitoring and other packaged software. Read each service guide before deployment and review its configuration and dependencies.
Use managed roles and the narrowest useful scope. Set expiry for temporary access, inspect effective permissions and revoke the grant when the work is finished.
Detailed instructions are maintained in the product documentation.
A business team can define the need and explore services. Involve an authorized technical owner for deployment and sensitive configuration.
No. Required variables, dependencies, storage and access differ. The individual service guide explains the setup.
Secret use and secret reveal are separate permissions. Grant sensitive access only when the task requires it.
Bring your code or choose a service, then give the result a clear operating home.
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