The context stack — the quiet reason your agent is sharp and cheap to run.
A content delivery network caches web pages near users. Boatwork does the same for knowledge: a Platform and an Org Context CDN sit under each agent, so the model is never called to re-derive what's already known.
Three layers, one cascade
Knowledge lives at the right layer — reused, not rebuilt.
Platform Context CDN
Boatwork's shared marine knowledge — how jobs are scoped, typical parts and rates, and the language of the trade.
Org Context CDN
Your org's data layer: customers, jobs, invoices, vendors, documents, and the relationships between them. You decide what goes in.
Agent workspace
Not a CDN. The agent's own notes, logs, lessons, and files — semantically mapped and re-indexed every day.
What goes in your Org Context CDN
Your organization's data layer — you bring it, you control it.
How a request resolves
Answered at the nearest layer that already knows.
Its own notes, logs, and files from past work.
Local hitYour customers, jobs, vendors, and relationships.
Cache hitHow a bilge-pump job is scoped, parts, and today's tides.
Cache hitOnly the genuinely new reasoning no layer could answer.
Origin · billedWhy it's cheaper — and gets cheaper
Shared context is what makes a marine-grade agent affordable.
Computed once
The trade's common know-how is derived once and reused by every agent.
Federated lookups
Identical context lookups across agents are pooled and de-duplicated.
Pay for new thinking
Cache hits mean the model is billed only for genuinely novel reasoning.