A defined workflow
Map the inputs, outputs, exception cases, and success criteria for a focused first release.
Give repetitive work a better home.
AI agents for small teams that need help sorting requests, drafting responses, and moving routine work forward—with people in control of the decisions that matter.
Leave with a clearer first use case, a view of feasibility, and a practical next step.
From support request to a useful draft.
An incoming request is classified, given relevant context, and turned into a draft reply. Ambiguous requests go to a human for approval in Slack.
We agree what the agent can read, draft, and act on before building. Approval rules and exception handling are part of the scope.
What a first release includes.
Connected tools
Integrate the agreed inbox, knowledge sources, and approval channel. Scope permissions around the task.
A reviewable handover
Deliver the custom code, setup notes, and a walkthrough of the workflow and its human checkpoints.
A focused scope. An agreed timeline.
A focused pilot may take 2–6 weeks as a planning guide. The proposal confirms deliverables, dependencies, costs, and schedule. You keep the custom code and documentation; any ongoing support is scoped separately.
Questions about ai agents & automation.
Will the agent send messages automatically?
That depends on the agreed workflow. We can start with drafting and human approval, then assess whether particular actions should be automated.
What if a request is ambiguous?
We define an escalation path and approval rules rather than leaving the agent to guess. The first release is reviewed against agreed examples and acceptance criteria.
Can we use our existing AI provider?
We assess your provider, model access, and data requirements during discovery. Provider usage and service costs are identified in the proposal.
Start with the task that costs you time.
Tell us about your workflow and existing systems. We’ll discuss a useful first release and what is needed to scope it.