We build the agents that do your company's recurring work, then hand them over. Run by you. Owned by your company.
One path, five stages, in the same order every time. Every stage ends in something you can read, not a promise.
git clone git@your-org:your-company-hub.gitIt keeps running if we walk away.
Three sectors, three different stages of proof. We'd rather show you exactly where each one really stands than round up.
A family-run, multi-branch retailer with a hands-on owner. Three agents run today, one of each kind.
a morning ring-around to each branch manager, and by the time the picture was complete, the window to act on it had passed.
a brief arrives before the morning huddle and again after the last bill. Branch by branch: revenue, movers, anomalies, who to greet. Nobody has to ask for it.
an off-hand question, how is this branch doing versus last week, meant a phone call, an export from IT, or a wait until tomorrow.
the answer is one question in a browser, in seconds, from live data, with the number, a one-line read, and where it came from.
the back office typed every line of every supplier slip into the system by hand, and a rushed default could quietly break reconciliation weeks later.
photograph the slip, and it is read, translated, checked against your own records, and staged for a person to approve. A six-line slip clears in seconds.
The hub runs inside your own environment. We do not extract your data. The only thing that leaves your perimeter is a model request. It is built on proven, open foundations your security team can read line by line.
Runs inside your own cloud account and network. We don't run your infrastructure, and we don't copy your data out of it.
Every connector reads. Writes are granted agent by agent, and anything that acts on your systems routes through a human approval step first.
Credentials stay in your own secret store. Engineer access on our side is named, time-bound, MFA-protected, and revoked at handover.
Every agent action and every engineer action lands in your own logging stack. Access is role-based and scoped per user.
Enterprise model access with zero retention. Your prompts and outputs are never kept for training. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
At handover the hub, the logic, and the runbooks are yours. It keeps running if we walk away, and one command removes our access for good.