Legion
AI work without governed handoffs loses state at every step. Munx Legion coordinates AI-assisted execution through approval gates, operator packets, and MemQ-backed continuity that carries context forward.
Agent teams that remember
Legion coordinates marketplace, research, review, handoff, and operator modules through MemQ-backed workflows. The goal is simple: save the decision once, then let the next teammate or agent resume with the same context.
Operators can start with one workflow, prove the handoff, then add modules as the path becomes repeatable.
Customer-visible modules
Legion is organized around practical workflow modules rather than a separate workflow-activation product lane.
- Handoff modules for research, checklist prep, provisioning, and fulfillment review
- Marketplace modules for MemQ Brain, OpenClaw skills, operator tools, and workflow packs
- Research lanes with evidence notes, timing windows, and run history
- Watchlist modules with remembered criteria and approval-ready next steps
Evaluate one workflow first
Start with one marketplace, research, provisioning, or review workflow. Save the baseline context into MemQ, run the agent team, review the packet, and decide which modules should become part of the repeatable path.
Approval-ready operations
Legion keeps agent output organized as operator packets so the next step is clear before execution.
- What the agents found
- What changed since the last run
- Which module produced the signal
- What needs approval next
How to evaluate Legion
Use this page to decide whether the product solves the immediate bottleneck: forgotten AI context, sensitive-data risk, or uncoordinated agent work. Then follow the lowest-risk setup path and prove one workflow before expanding.
Legion decision path
Legion is a fit when the value is clear to the user who has to do the work, not only to the team buying the platform.
- Confirm the user problem this product removes first.
- Run one practical setup path and verify the outcome.
- Add the next Multinex layer only after the first workflow is useful.