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SpineWorkspace — Host-Aware Architecture

Company: IntegrateWise
Product: SpineWorkspace

Definition

Host Aware means SpineWorkspace understands the environment in which a user, Twin, agent, integration, or application is operating and adapts the available context, channels, capabilities, integrations and marketplace surface accordingly.

Host
├── Identity
├── Tenant
├── User
├── Session
├── Active Work
├── Context
├── Channels
├── Capabilities
├── Integrations
├── Plugins
├── MCP
└── Policy

Host-aware flow

Host Detected
→ Authenticate
→ Resolve Tenant / User / Twin
→ Discover Host Capabilities
→ Discover Connected Integrations
→ Discover Plugins / MCP
→ Apply Policy / Authority
→ Build Host Capability Manifest
→ Project Work

Host examples

• SpineWorkspace Web
• SpineWorkspace Mobile
• Slack
• Teams
• Browser / application host
• AI host
• external agent host
• MCP host

Critical boundaries

Host capability ≠ user authority
Host presence ≠ permission
Plugin installed ≠ authorized
MCP available ≠ mutation authority

Persistent Twin

The user's Twin remains the same logical Twin across hosts.

             USER
              ↓
             TWIN
        ┌─────┼─────┐
        ↓     ↓     ↓
      Web   Slack  Mobile

The host changes interaction and available capabilities, not ownership of the user relationship or canonical business context.

Canonical principle

The Twin is persistent; the host is contextual.