Sico
An open-source platform for building, managing and evolving Digital Workers: structured AI labor units that combine reasoning, tool-based action and continuous learning, aimed at real production work such as business process outsourcing.
Sico defines four roles around a Digital Worker: an Employer who sets business objectives and outcome standards, an Operator who trains, monitors and improves the worker, a Developer who builds its capability structure, workflows, tools and execution environments, and the Digital Worker itself, which executes tasks through structured capabilities and continuous learning. A Digital Worker's anatomy includes a Cortex for reasoning and planning using LLMs and agent frameworks, and an Action layer for execution through domain skills, workflows and sandboxed environments.
The project grew out of large-scale operational challenges Microsoft observed internally in BPO-style workflows such as black-box testing, and reports achieving closed-loop validation for Digital Workers under continuous execution, evaluation and human supervision on real production workloads. Recent releases have added multi-tenant organization management, prepared task environments, Linux workstation sandboxes, role-based access control, scheduled tasks and multi-session chat with project context.