Agents that hand work
to each other.
A connected system of AI agents acting on your data and crossing department lines. Narrow jobs, deliberate handoffs.
- Narrow agents
- Audit-logged
- Humans in the loop
One agent is useful.
A chain is a system.
A tool does one job. An agent is the part that decides which tool to use and when. Put a few of them on connected pieces of your work and the run stops needing a person at every step: one watches what comes in, one checks it against your catalog, one writes the draft, one brings it to someone to approve. Your people stay in it where judgment matters, and out of it where it doesn't.
Shapes that show up everywhere.
Each agent does one narrow job well. The system is how they hand off to each other, and your people are part of that rather than an audience for it: they make the calls that need judgment, with every step behind them on the record.
Each step, preserved.
Every agent step is recorded: the input it saw, the match it made, the output it handed downstream. Nothing happens in a black box.
Watch a handoff actually happen.
Agents passing work between them is easy to draw and hard to believe. On a call we'll show you one running: what each step saw, what it decided, where it came back to a person. Then we pick one piece of your work, quote requests or vendor invoices or the service inbox, and look at where an agent fits.