Worker Builder
From plain words to a tested Worker
Build a Worker by describing the work, not by writing code. Each instruction becomes part of its configuration and a step in its graph, ready to test in eVal.
Step 01 · Build
Prompts, not clicks
Tell Worker Builder what the Worker should do, and it sets up the trigger, the steps and the rules as you go. It builds in the context of the data and schemas it has access to, so every input points to a real source.
Step 02 · Edit
Business logic configurability at your fingertips
The people who own the process change the Worker themselves. Rewrite a rule in plain words and the draft updates at once: one line changes, and the rest of the Worker stays as it was.
Step 03 · Test
Every path tested, edge cases included
Worker Builder generates simulations from the Worker's own rules, the awkward cases at the edges among them, and runs every one. When a case fails, it shows why and proposes a fix for you to approve, so each round leaves the Worker harder to break.
Step 04 · eVal
Every version scored before it reaches your desk
Each version changes one thing and runs against cases your own experts have already settled. If it misses the pass mark, it doesn't ship.
Four versions, one exam
Versions 4.0 to 4.3 each took 4,200 runs on the same settled cases. A cheaper model scored 54 and was rejected; moving two steps into code took the Worker to 91.

See Mellon across your organisation
Tell us about your organisation, and the right person on our team will be in touch.
Get in touchSecurity and control, built in
Mellon runs in the cloud, under keys you hold. Its Workers read your systems and write to them only with your permission. Every run is sealed in a record you can access in full, at any time.
- GDPRFrom day oneDetails(opens the official page)
- UK GDPRFrom day oneDetails(opens the official page)
- EU AI ActRecord-keeping, human oversight and transparency, in every runDetails(opens the official page)
- SOC 2 Type IIOn our published roadmapDetails(opens the official page)
- ISO 27001On our published roadmapDetails(opens the official page)

