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Select the role by the work that needs to move, not by a framework name.
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Browse the roster. Find the job you need handled. Pick your industry. We deploy on infrastructure you control.
The agent roster
Choose the job before the technology.
Each agent has a clear role, concrete outputs, approved tools, scoped memory, and visible autonomy boundaries.
AnikaIntake Agent
I turn a new inquiry into a complete, review-ready client file.
Guided intake formsConflict-check routingEngagement letters
OrenDocument Agent
I turn dense documents into structured, traceable data.
OCR and parsingField extractionDocument classification
MartaMatter Agent
I keep every client matter moving and answer what changed.
Matter statusTask coordinationDocument tracking
EllisBilling Agent
I turn completed work into accurate revenue without chasing timesheets.
Time captureNarrative draftingPre-bill preparation
DariaDeadline Agent
I make important dates visible before they become urgent.
Date extractionCalendar syncTiered reminders
VeraVoice Agent
I answer, qualify, schedule, and hand off without making callers repeat themselves.
Inbound answeringQualificationScheduling
CoraContent Agent
I turn subject-matter expertise into publishable content in your voice.
Source researchOutline generationDrafting
SorenSales Agent
I keep the pipeline clean and every follow-up relevant.
Lead enrichmentCRM hygieneFollow-up drafting
MiloMeeting Agent
I turn conversations into decisions, owners, and follow-through.
Call attendanceStructured notesDecision capture
RheaResearch Agent
I turn open questions into sourced, decision-ready research.
Source discoveryEvidence comparisonMarket research
SilasSecurity Agent
I watch the agent estate for risky actions, access drift, and control failures.
Access monitoringPolicy checksAnomaly review
AxelAutomation Agent
I turn approved decisions into reliable multi-system execution.
Workflow orchestrationAPI executionData synchronization
Find. Configure. Deploy.
The shortest path from repetitive work to a controlled operator.
Pick your industry
We adapt the workflow, integrations, terminology, approvals, and risk boundaries.
Deploy the system
We connect the environment, test decisions and tools, document ownership, and train operators.
Five-layer architecture
You can see exactly what the agent is allowed to do.
Useful autonomy starts with a visible operating model. Guardrails are not hidden in a prompt; they are part of the delivered system.
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Trigger
The event that starts work: a message, email, webhook, meeting, uploaded file, or deadline.
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Reasoning
The model, logic, thresholds, and escalation rules used to decide the next approved step.
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Tools
The systems and actions the agent may use: email, documents, CRM, calendars, databases, and internal APIs.
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Memory
The context it may retain, where that context comes from, who it belongs to, and when it expires.
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Guardrails
Approvals, forbidden actions, rate limits, audit trails, access boundaries, and kill controls.
Production proof
The roster is built from systems already doing real work.
Tuco and Brajko are operating agents. Gemma is an intelligence layer. Their profiles show the difference between a concept and a maintained production system.
Production proof
Tuco
Operations agentRuns a founder's operational layer from Slack across email, CRM, domains, and team coordination.
Open production profile
Production proof
Brajko
Development agentTurns Slack requests into code changes, GitHub commits, deployments, and maintained web properties.
Open production profile
Production proof
Gemma
Intelligence coreA reasoning layer used to plan, evaluate, and produce tool-ready decisions for production agent workflows.
Open production profileResponsible autonomy
Control is part of the product.
Client-controlled infrastructure
Deployments can run in environments selected around the client’s security and ownership requirements. External providers and data flows remain explicit.
Explicit guardrails
Every action is classified as autonomous, approval-required, or forbidden, with logging and kill controls.
Compliance-aware design
We engineer for the obligations that matter without pretending a tool automatically guarantees compliance.
Production proof
Working agents, operating records, architecture artifacts, and handoff material—not a polished prototype with nowhere to go.
Industry configurations
Same role archetype. Engineered around your firm.
The job may be familiar. The data, systems, approvals, language, and risk boundaries are specific to the environment.
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Law Firms
Client intake, matter knowledge, documents, deadlines, and billing compete for the same expensive attention.
See configured agents02
Accounting
Document collection, deadline pressure, review queues, and client follow-up create seasonal operational drag.
See configured agents03
Medical & Dental
Scheduling, intake, eligibility workflows, records handling, and follow-up consume front-office capacity.
See configured agents04
Consulting
Client knowledge lives across meetings, decks, task systems, and inboxes while delivery teams recreate the same context.
See configured agents05
Architecture
Submittals, revisions, meeting actions, milestones, and project records move between systems faster than teams can reconcile them.
See configured agents06
Real Estate
Fast lead response, qualification, showings, transaction documents, and milestones depend on consistent follow-through.
See configured agents07
Insurance
Intake, policy documents, claims communication, renewals, and producer follow-up create a fragmented client record.
See configured agentsAI News
Signals worth tracking for production agents.
A curated view of current model, agent, grounding, voice, and economic-research announcements from primary sources.
Anthropic
Economic research
Anthropic launches an Economic Index connector for Claude
A new connector lets users explore Anthropic Economic Index data directly in Claude while keeping the underlying source data and limitations visible.
Read the official sourceGoogle Developers
Agent grounding
Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform adds Parallel Web Search grounding
The integration is designed to ground agent workflows in verifiable real-time web results with citations and flexible downstream processing.
Read the official sourceOpenAI
Model release
OpenAI releases the GPT-5.6 model family
The release introduces Sol, Terra, and Luna with a focus on stronger work per token, coding, knowledge work, cybersecurity, and scientific tasks.
Read the official sourceWhat production taught us
Agent quality is mostly operational discipline.
These are observations from building and operating agent systems—not customer testimonials.
“The handoff matters as much as the model. An agent becomes useful when ownership, exceptions, logs, and operating routines are obvious.”
Production observation“Memory without scope becomes risk. Good agents know which client, matter, time window, and source every remembered fact belongs to.”
Production observation“The best first deployment is narrow enough to evaluate and valuable enough that the team notices when it is switched off.”
Production observationAI Readiness Audit
Find the first agent worth deploying.
In one working session, we map the workflow, systems, approval boundaries, risks, and the most useful first deployment.
Workflow mapTop three opportunitiesRisk and approval mapIntegration inventory
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