Agent operations layer.
One coordinated team of agents from several AI families, with a coordinator, overseers, permission tiers and a shared message log the agents work through.
We design and run multi-agent systems where one AI family checks another's work, nothing ships to production without a written go-ahead, and every production change names its rollback. We run our own company this way, every day.
The problem
AI agents can write code, draft documents and run tasks.
Without structure they overwrite each other, approve their own work, and ship changes nobody can undo.
That's the gap we close.
What we build
One coordinated team of agents from several AI families, with a coordinator, overseers, permission tiers and a shared message log the agents work through.
One model family reviews another's code before it merges, no agent merges its own work, and every production change needs a written go-ahead naming the commit and the rollback.
We can embed with your team, map one real workflow, and ship an agent system for it with the same gates. Then we hand it over with documentation.
Proof
Each item below links to a public page.
Each pre-registered experiment has its pass rule written down before the run. It runs once and is reported as it came out.
The first public set, dated 13 October 2026, had nine such experiments. Eight missed and one stopped at its gate. All nine are still listed.
On 30 October 2026 a two-qubit Bell-state check on IBM hardware gave a raw score of 0.899. Its lower bound was 0.826, against a pass bar of 0.5 written in advance. It is a pipeline check, not an advantage claim.
On 3 November 2026 one job on IBM hardware produced two verdicts, one PASS and one FAIL. Both are published.
In the 3 November run, the first scoring pass had a bug, so the verdicts it printed were invalid. A comparison with an earlier published result caught it before any verdict was published.
An independent scorer then matched the corrected numbers. The article describes the bug and keeps both outputs.
Agent-Ready Card is a structured business profile that AI agents can read.
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How an engagement works
Pricing is scoped on the call, once we know the workflow.
Who's behind it
I came into AI from running service businesses, as a plumber and the owner of a cleaning company. That's where I learned that the right person on each job, a written decision and an undo button matter more than any single tool. I've built with AI since 2022 and with agentic systems since 2023.