Operations
The recurring work that never quite gets owned.
Weekly checks, monthly preparation, the thing somebody is supposed to look at every Thursday. Agents own the recurrence and the watching, and escalate the moment something needs a person.
“There is a list of things we are supposed to check regularly. We check them when something goes wrong.”
The recurrence stops depending on somebody remembering
Weekly at seven, month end, the first Monday. Written as words on the agent's profile so anybody can see when it actually runs.
A morning briefing that read the systems
What is stuck, what is waiting on a decision, what changed overnight — assembled from records rather than from a dashboard somebody has to open.
Obligations with evidence attached
Most compliance failures are a control nobody can produce evidence for. An agent can track which obligations have evidence and which are about to lapse.
Escalation with a named destination
Derived from your own team structure, so an escalation goes to whoever currently holds the responsibility rather than to whoever was named when the agent was built.
Start here
The agents this team deploys first.
Job-shaped, already configured, and showing exactly what they ask for before anything is deployed.
By trade
Closer to your own business.
Each of these lists the jobs a company in that trade hands to an agent first.
Other teams
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