Workflow orchestration
Primary output: Completed workflow record.
Automation Agent
“I turn approved decisions into reliable multi-system execution.”
I receive a validated instruction, move the data through the correct systems, verify every state change, and surface exceptions instead of hiding them.
What I handle
The agent is defined by the state it moves, the systems it touches, and the evidence it leaves behind.
Primary output: Completed workflow record.
Primary output: Verified system updates.
Primary output: Exception queue.
Primary output: Execution audit trail.
Configured around your approved systems and review path.
Configured around your approved systems and review path.
Five-layer architecture
Every layer is configured for the client environment. Guardrails receive the strongest treatment because hidden autonomy is not an acceptable deployment model.
An approved agent decision, form submission, system event, scheduled job, webhook, or operator command.
Validates preconditions, selects the deterministic workflow, checks state after every write, and stops on unexpected outcomes.
APIs, workflow engines, databases, document systems, messaging, calendars, CRMs, and internal services.
Workflow state, idempotency keys, prior attempts, system mappings, approved configuration, and expiration windows.
Never bypasses an approval, retries an unsafe write blindly, changes business rules, or reports success before the destination state is verified.
Industry configurations
Select an industry to see relevant systems, obligations, approval boundaries, and recommended companion agents.
Build agents around privilege-sensitive workflows, conflict routing, review boundaries, and the systems your lawyers already use.
Configure for LawDeploy agents that collect complete packets, structure source documents, prepare work queues, and preserve reviewer control.
Configure for AccountingDesign narrowly scoped agents around patient communication and administrative workflows, with explicit consent, access, and retention decisions.
Configure for MedicalGive delivery teams a shared operating layer for decisions, actions, project memory, pipeline, content, and billing evidence.
Configure for ConsultingConnect project documents, decision logs, deadlines, and billing evidence without letting automation replace professional review.
Configure for ArchitectureUse voice, intake, sales, deadline, and transaction agents to keep the record current while people handle the relationship and negotiation.
Configure for Real EstateBuild agents around controlled onboarding, documentation, meeting memory, and review workflows with explicit supervisory boundaries.
Configure for AdvisoryConfigure agents to collect information, structure policy data, answer routine questions, track renewals, and route licensed decisions.
Configure for InsuranceProduction pattern
Catalog agents are role-specific products. Tuco and Brajko show operational patterns in production; Gemma shows the intelligence layer behind a decision loop.
AI Readiness Audit
In one working session, we map the workflow, systems, approval boundaries, risks, and the most useful first deployment.