Eleven AI agents.
One team that never sleeps.
You never assign work to one of them. You ask a question and the right specialists pick it up - sharing the same claims, the same evidence and the same standard of proof, so what one of them learns, all of them know.
Scout
Finds what is on the record
Thirty credible sources, read for every company you watch. The list of sources, and their licences, is on the Trust page.
Pricer
Watches pricing and packaging pages
Dated captures of a rival’s pricing page, compared over time. Every change opens the archived page it was read from.
Recruiter
Reads hiring as intent
Job postings, from the boards companies post them on. A requisition is a company stating in public what it will pay for.
Regulator
Tracks filings and rules
SEC filings and US Federal Register documents, each one opening the filing itself.
Sifter
Decides what matters
Every signal carries the score that let it through, and everything held back stays in a log you can read.
Historian
Reads the archive backwards
Ninety days read backwards, with near-duplicate coverage of one story merged into one story.
Mapper
Keeps the decision-makers current
People named only where a document names them, and the document is always linked. Nothing is bought, and nothing is guessed about anybody.
Verifier
Counts how many independent sources actually say it
Every signal carries a verdict: how many independent sources have it, which ones, and how many copies of the same text were discounted. Confirmed, on the record, one source reprinted, or single source - and the sentence explaining which.
what it does not doIt counts agreement, not truth. Two independent sources can both be wrong, and the verdict says "reported independently", never "verified as fact". It also cannot see a shared origin it has no evidence of: two outlets briefed privately by the same person, who then write their own sentences, read as two voices here.
Analyst
Writes the brief
The brief, written from the shortlisted signals, with every line tracing to a dated source.
Router
Delivers it by email, and as a file you can use
The brief arrives by email on your schedule, and everything on every screen exports to Excel, CSV, PDF or slides.
what it does not doEmail and file export are the whole of it. There is no connection to Slack, Teams, a CRM or a webhook, so if the plan is for a brief to land in a channel or a record to appear in your CRM, that is not what this does. The upside is that no token of yours sits here.
Because nothing has measured them yet. A percentage next to an agent’s name is only worth reading if something recorded what it predicted and what then happened, and we have not been running long enough to have that ledger. When it exists, the numbers will appear here and you will be able to see the calls they were computed from - including the bad ones. A figure we could type in today would tell you nothing except that we were willing to type it in.
The one that is a service, not a subscription
No model here predicts anything, so this one is done by people: scoped to the decision you have to make, quoted for that scope, with the assumptions written down.
Forecaster
paid serviceCalls what happens next
Forecast is a specialized paid service rather than part of a plan: the scope, the price and the turnaround are agreed for what you actually need. Speak to the team and it is quoted against your subject, your competitors and your timeframe.
Nothing in this codebase predicts anything, and that is deliberate: a prediction is only worth reading next to a record of how often past predictions were right, and no such ledger exists. So the forecast is done by people, priced per requirement, and the assumptions come written down with it.
Shared claims, shared evidence, one standard of proof
A team is only worth having if the parts agree on what they are looking at. These do, because they read the same index rather than each fetching their own.
They read one index
What Scout collects, Sifter scores and Analyst cites. Nothing is fetched twice and nothing is remembered in two places, so two agents cannot quietly disagree about what a document said.
Only a subset runs
Asking for one lens dispatches the agents that lens needs and no others - 7 to 9 of them, not all eleven. Talent needs no Pricer; Market needs no Mapper. It is faster, it costs less, and every agent in the run has a reason to be there.
Every claim keeps its document
A signal that reaches you carries the dated page it came from, and the ones that did not clear the bar stay in a readable log. You can disagree with the reading and check the fact underneath it.
Put them on your market
The 10 that are working go on your companies from tonight, on every plan.