Agent Base

A home base for your agents Your context, tools, and apps in one place. Every agent connects to it.

An Agent Base console: six agent apps, three connected agents, company context synced

Most companies end up with AI in ten disconnected places. This is the one place.

Agent apps with live statuses

A suite that grows

Each app is one of your workflows, packaged to run the same way every time. You add apps as you find work worth handing off.

Three connected agents

One connection

Claude at a desk, the company agent in chat, a scheduler on triggers. All plugged into the same base, seeing the same company.

What an agent loads before it works

Context built in

Your map, your knowledge base, your house rules. Agents read them before they touch anything.

Work you can watch run Apps run on a schedule or on demand. Fixed steps, visible progress, and a person on every approval.

A Monthly Billing run mid-flight, waiting on a controller's approval
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connection. Every agent plugs into the same base

100%

of your suite on dedicated infrastructure. Nothing shared

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passwords in agent hands. Access is granted, scoped, and logged

Questions & answers

What do we actually own?
Your suite: the apps, the context, the run history. It lives on a dedicated server that carries only your company. If you ever want it in your own cloud, it moves. No lock-in, no black box.
Which agents can connect?
Any agent that speaks MCP, the open standard for connecting AI to tools. When you switch tools, the base and everything it holds comes with you.
How do new apps get added?
From your map. A mapped workflow tells us the steps, the systems, and the decision points, which is a scope and a price. You approve one app at a time.
Is our data pooled with other clients?
No. One company per server. Your templates, your numbers, your credentials, nobody else's infrastructure.

Start with one app One workflow, mapped and scoped. Then the first app.