Meet the agents

Choose a job. Then choose the technology.

Every agent starts with a precise operating role. The framework, model, tools, memory, and deployment environment are selected around that job.

Showing all twelve agents.

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

Not sure who you need?

Start with the bottleneck, not the agent name.

Bring one workflow that is expensive, repetitive, slow, or difficult to control. We will identify whether it needs an agent, a deterministic automation, or both.

Use an agent when

The work needs judgment, unstructured inputs, context, branching decisions, and escalation.

Use automation when

The process is stable, deterministic, high-volume, and should behave the same every time.

Use both when

An agent handles ambiguity and hands the approved result into a predictable workflow.

AI Readiness Audit

Bring the workflow. Leave with the first deployment mapped.

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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