Alli4u turns one person's skill into a workflow the whole team runs

FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 10, 2026: Alli4u, the enterprise AI workspace in Alli, PMG's operating system for business transformation, can now turn a skill one person built and tested into a shared, scheduled workflow in Alli Generative Workflows, so the whole team can run and maintain it.

A useful skill used to stay on the machine of the person who built it. Now, once it works, it moves into Alli Generative Workflows, where it runs on a schedule and the team keeps it up to date, so recurring work like a weekly pacing check runs whether or not its author is in that day.

How it works

• Build the skill in Alli4u, with the coding assistant and the connections to Alli, Google, Slack, and Meta.
• Test it locally until it does the job.
• Share it as a workflow, and set the schedule it runs on.

PMG built Alli for its own teams, and more than 1,000 people run on it every day. Alli4u puts a secure AI coding assistant on every desktop, with models enabled user by user and usage tracked for each person, and now the best of what people build there becomes shared work.