Access the Worker Dashboard by navigating to Autonomous -> Worker Dashboard.
The Worker Dashboard empowers users to create, manage, and scale complex automation tasks using custom Python scripts. By navigating to Autonomous > Worker Dashboard, you can access a centralized hub for all active automated Workers and their underlying logic.
These functionalities are currently in Beta and may be hidden by default. Don't hesitate to contact your Account Manager to enable these features in your environment.
Worker Management: Create & Edit
Workers allow you to move beyond standard formulas by using Python code to handle sophisticated scenarios, such as complex pricing for CNC machining or optimizing build fill rates.
Supported Worker Types:
Pricing: Define item prices as a function of specific variables like quantity or material.
Service Pricing: Read features assigned to specific services to create separate pricing logic for each.
Fill Rate: Determine the packing density and material utilization of a build.
How to Create a Worker:
Navigate to the Worker Dashboard.
Select Create New Worker.
(Selection 1 in the image below)
How to Edit a Worker:
Select the Worker Type in the Dashboard (Selection 1).
Select the specific Worker you wish to modify (Selection 2).
3. In the popup, select Open.
Define your Trigger Conditions (Selection 1).
Input your Python code (Selection 2) and Save your progress (Selection 3).
Monitoring & Priority (My Workers)
The My Workers tab provides a real-time snapshot of your automation performance:
Execution Metrics: View how many times each worker has executed over the last 30 days.
Failure Alerts: Workers who fail to execute will display a red Exclamation Mark (!) in the top-right corner.
Priority Control: Drag and drop workers to change their order. If multiple workers have overlapping rules, the system applies them based on this priority list.
Worker Marketplace
The Worker Marketplace is a collaborative ecosystem where you can share custom scripts or subscribe to pre-built automation logic from AMFG and other users.
Categories:
Subscribed: Manage the workers you have added to your application.
Marketplace: Browse all available workers approved for public use.
Subscribing to Workers:When you browse the Marketplace, you can view the worker's logic description and triggering criteria.
IP Protection: To protect intellectual property, the actual Python code and specific conditions set by the author are hidden from the subscriber.
Credits: Consumption costs are displayed in Credits (all workers are currently free during the Beta phase).
Publishing to the Marketplace:
Open your worker and toggle the Marketplace switch in the top-right corner.
Provide a Name and Detailed Explanation so other users understand the worker's utility.
Submission: All workers undergo a review and approval process by AMFG before becoming visible to others.
Continuity: If you disable a worker you previously published, it will remain active for existing subscribers to prevent disrupting their production workflows.
Future updates will introduce Monetization, allowing authors to receive credits when other organizations consume their published Workers.











