When AI and human share the same state, handoff becomes invisible. And every human intervention makes the system smarter — not the model.
Where Tandem is the view over every process — AI-run or human-held — Dualdrive is the operating space for the one you step into: the human works it up front, Glove Core keeps executing behind. Tandem is the view; Dualdrive is the cockpit.
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Stepping in doesn't mean doing the busywork. Any action configured in your process fires with one click — or on its own, when the state calls for it.
What worked. What didn't. What your best people do differently. The system knows, and it tells whoever steps in.
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The full process state: what has happened on every channel, which step it is on, and the next best action scored against what has actually closed before. No reading back through a thread.
No. The conversation continues in the same thread, with the same context and tone. There is no transfer message and no repetition — which is why we call it invisible.
Always. The suggestion is scored, not enforced. The operator can accept it, edit it or do something else entirely, and whichever they choose is logged as a human decision.
Yes. Manual mode does not stop Glove Core: it keeps holding the state, drafting from it and executing the steps that do not need a decision, so nothing stalls while someone is at the keyboard.
Tandem is the workspace where you see every process and its records — the ones AI is running and the ones a human holds. Dualdrive is where a human actually operates one of them: you take the thread, Glove Core executes behind you, and you hand it back. Tandem is the view; Dualdrive is the cockpit.