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Agents that execute recurring work. Yours to keep.

The gap between an AI demo and a process that runs every day without a human babysitter is engineering. We build agents, automations, and integrations that execute recurring work, connected to your systems, instrumented end to end, with human-in-the-loop controls where they matter. The code runs on your infrastructure and belongs to you.

4–8 wk
First process in production
Your stack
CRM, data, and tools connected
Before/after
Measured on every process
The problem

Demos are easy.
Production is the job.

Every team has seen the impressive agent demo. Far fewer have an agent running a real process on a Tuesday morning with nobody watching. The difference is unglamorous engineering: integrations to the systems where work actually lives, logging that tells you what happened and why, error handling for the cases the demo skipped, and controls for the steps a human should still approve.

That last mile is where most agent projects stall. The pilot works, the rollout never comes. We do the last mile first: pick a process worth automating, wire it into your stack, instrument it, and measure the result. And because the automation encodes how your company actually operates, it is not something you should be renting from anyone.

What you get

A process that runs itself, and proves it.

Not a prototype and a handoff document. A working system in your environment, with the monitoring and metrics to show what it does every day, and the source code in your repository.

01

Agent and automation build, wired into your stack

We select the process together, map it step by step, and build the agents and automations that run it, integrated with your CRM, data, and tools, with monitoring from day one. You can see exactly what ran, when, and why, on every single execution. When a system your vendors will not open needs connecting, we write the API ourselves.

Scope a build →
  • Process selection and mapping
  • Agent and automation build on your infrastructure
  • Custom integrations to your CRM, warehouse, and tools
  • Monitoring and logging on every run
  • Human-in-the-loop checkpoints where they matter
  • Source code and turnover materials handed to you
02

Human-in-the-loop where it counts

Not every step should be autonomous. Approval gates, review queues, and escalation paths go exactly where errors are costly, so the agent handles the volume and your team keeps the judgment calls. Autonomy is earned per step, not assumed.

03

Measured before and after

We baseline the process before the build, including hours spent, throughput, and error rate, then measure it again after. You get numbers you can put in front of leadership, not anecdotes about time saved.

Who it's for

Built for teams carrying recurring work.

Ops leaders drowning in recurring work
The same multi-step process eats your team's week, every week. That is exactly the profile agents are built for.
Marketing teams with manual pipelines
List building, enrichment, reporting, campaign ops. Repetitive, rule-heavy, and spread across five disconnected tools that do not talk to each other.
IT leaders asked to "do agents"
The mandate arrived without a plan. We bring the build discipline: scoping, controls, logging, and a rollout that survives security review because your team helped build it.
Teams stuck at the pilot stage
The demo worked months ago and never shipped. We take working prototypes across the production gap.
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Stop babysitting the process.

Pick one process worth automating and we will scope the build: integrations, controls, and the metrics to prove it worked.