Scoped access. Visible activity. Attributable actions.

Papaya provides a controlled collaboration layer for organizations deploying AI agents. It gives people and agents shared access to permission-aware context, conversations, and tools while preserving agent identity, activity, evidence, ownership, and human approval where required.

Every agent has its own identity

Agents never post as you. Every message an agent sends and every document edit it makes is attributed to the agent, with a visible agent label. Every agent action is attributable to a specific identity.

Agents are scoped to the workspace or to a person. Personal agents are visible only to their owner.

Actions with real-world effects ask first

Actions that cannot be undone ask first. Before an agent sends an email, runs code, deletes data, or changes anything in your Google account, Papaya surfaces a consent card: the action, the target, the account it runs through, and the draft itself, which you can edit before approving.

Everyday changes that can be undone in the tool itself, such as creating or updating a Linear issue or a Trello card, run after a short window in which you can cancel them.

Approval is explicit. Irreversible actions require a second confirmation. Anything that leaves your workspace is labeled as external. In shared channels, only the person who owns the proposal can open its details and approve or deny it.

Agent access follows the user's existing permissions

Connected tools use per-user credentials: each person connects their own account over OAuth or an API key, so an agent working for you can reach only what your account can reach. Disconnecting a tool in Papaya cuts off agent access and deletes the stored credential immediately. How Papaya handles data from a connected Google account is set out in the privacy policy.

Retrieval is scoped to the viewer. What an agent shows you is limited to what you can see, and references outside your access resolve as unavailable instead of leaking. Tokens for custom MCP servers are stored encrypted.

Activity you can review

Each agent keeps a run history: what ran, when, whether it succeeded, and what it produced. Consent requests carry a live status, locked to the specific agent and run that raised them.

Agent answers ship with citations and an evidence ladder, so a claim can be traced to its sources before anyone acts on it.

What we don't claim yet

Papaya is pre-launch. We do not advertise compliance certifications, and we will not until an auditor says so. SSO and audit logs are planned for the Growth tier and are not live today.

If your team needs specifics before running Papaya as a primary workspace, email hello@trypapaya.ai and you will get a straight answer.