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Anyone can demo an agent. The hard part is letting it act.

An agent isn’t a chatbot — it books, refunds and approves. Three questions decide whether it ships: what may it do, who signs off, and can you show what it did?

Pillar 01AI that does real work
The Authority Layer

A written, enforced answer to “what is this agent allowed to touch?”

What we lead with
  • Agent Readiness Sprint — two weeks to decide which jobs an agent can safely take
  • Agent build on Claude, Gemini, Bedrock or open models
  • Guardrails and evals — we break it before your customers do
  • AI that watches your systems, with our engineers standing behind it
Typical stack
Claude · AnthropicGeminiAWS BedrockOpen modelsQdrantOpenTelemetry
2wksAgent Readiness Sprint to a go / no-go decision
100%Agent actions written to an immutable evidence ledger
0Agent actions without an authority rule behind them
Questions

What clients ask us first.

A chatbot answers. An agent acts — it books, refunds and approves. That turns the problem from accuracy into authority: what it may touch, who signs off above a limit, and whether you can show afterwards what it did.
A row written automatically for every agent action: which agent and version, what data it touched, the lawful basis, the model used and where it ran, who approved it, and the retention date. It cannot be edited. It is what your auditor, regulator and board actually ask for.
Claude, Gemini, Bedrock or open models — chosen on the workload and your residency constraints, not on a vendor relationship.
Next step

Talk to us about agents.

Tell us what you are running today and what has to be true in ninety days.