ChatGPT answers when you type. An AI agent watches your systems, notices what needs doing, does its one job, and tells your team where they already work. We build them around how your team actually runs.
30 minutes. Bring the job you'd hand off tomorrow.
Your team
Leads & Database
Transaction Management
Listing Marketing
Leadership & Reporting
Back Office & Admin
Lead Router & Sweeper: New Zillow lead, Routed to Dana. Deadline Watchdog: Appraisal 4 days overdue, Posted in #3310-mesa-ln. Listing Content Agent: Photos delivered, 2210 Juniper, 7 drafts ready. Chief of Staff: 6:30am pulse, Pulse sent. Commission Chaser: Commission check deposited, Accounting chased.
A chatbot answers. An agent works.
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A chatbot
An AI agent
Starts when
You type something
Something happens in your systems
Knows your data
Whatever you paste in
Live, through a connector
Does the work
Tells you what to do
Does it, then tells you it's done
Remembers your rules
Not really
Every time
Lives in
A browser tab
Slack, your CRM, your inbox
A chatbot
Starts when
You type something
Knows your data
Whatever you paste in
Does the work
Tells you what to do
Remembers your rules
Not really
Lives in
A browser tab
An AI agent
Starts when
Something happens in your systems
Knows your data
Live, through a connector
Does the work
Does it, then tells you it's done
Remembers your rules
Every time
Lives in
Slack, your CRM, your inbox
You don't need a smarter chatbot. You need something watching the stuff nobody has time to watch.
Every agent we build gets a job description.
No mystery AI. Each one has one job, one thing it watches, a clear line between what it does alone and what it checks with you first, a place it shows up, and one number it gets judged on. If we can't write the card, we don't build it.
Deadline Watchdog
On duty
The job
Catches the contract deadlines that slip, and tells you which ones actually matter.
Watches
A deadline passing with its task still open
Does on its own
Reads the deal, the CRM notes and the texts, then decides if it's a real problem or has a good explanation
Checks with you first
Nothing. It only posts. Your TC decides what to do.
Works in
Slack, in the deal's channel
Moves this number
Deadlines missed per month
One job. Not ten.
What wakes it up
Its authority
Your line, not ours
Where your team sees it
How you judge it
Meet the team.
One featured agent from each department. Every one is clickable.
Deadline Watchdog
Plain reminders for the routine dates. Real judgment when one slips.
Deadline Watchdog
On duty
The job
Catches the contract deadlines that slip, and tells you which ones actually matter.
Watches
A deadline passing with its task still open
Does on its own
Reads the deal, the CRM notes and the texts, then decides if it's a real problem or has a good explanation
Checks with you first
Nothing. It only posts. Your TC decides what to do.
Works in
Slack, in the deal's channel
Moves this number
Deadlines missed per month
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Deadline Watchdog
Sample data
1What happened
Appraisal was due 4 days ago.
Task still open. 3310 Mesa Ln.
2What the agent checked
Read the transaction (not yet)
Read the CRM notes (not yet)
Checked lender contact: none since last Tuesday (not yet)
Close date: 9 days out (not yet)
3What it did
Press Run it to see the call.
Sample data. The real one runs on your systems with your field names.
A loan document reader that pulls the numbers off funded loan paperwork and calculates loan officer comp for a lending team.
A lead router on its sixth version, routing every lead on rules the team set.
A Follow Up Boss health audit, run on a team's real account and real numbers.
Recruiting emails read by AI and filed straight into a brokerage's recruiting CRM.
A contract reader that fills a team's pending form off the signed contract.
Your first agent, live in one month.
It starts with discovery, because that's where we figure out which job is worth handing off first.
Your agent
Your agent
Week 1
Discovery
We map your systems and how work actually moves through your team, find where the hours go, and pick the one job worth handing off first. You leave with the agent's job description, the systems it needs, and a fixed price for the build.
Job description
The job
Watches
Does on its own
Checks with you first
Works in
Moves this number
Week 2
Connect
We build or reuse the connectors so the agent can see your real data. How connectors work
Week 3
Shadow mode
It runs next to your team on real data and shows what it would have done, before it's allowed to do anything.
Week 4
Clock it in
It goes live where your team works, and we start tracking the one number on its card.
One month from kickoff to your first agent on the clock. The second one is faster, because discovery already mapped your systems.
Your rules. Every time.
You approve what goes out
Anything client-facing waits for a person until you say otherwise.
Everything is logged
Every action it takes leaves a record you can check.
It fails safe
If something's off, it stops and tells a person instead of guessing.
You own it
It's built on your systems and your data, not rented from us.
Frequently asked questions
Is this just ChatGPT with extra steps?
No. ChatGPT waits for a question. An agent is triggered by events in your systems and works whether anyone is looking or not. It can use Claude or ChatGPT under the hood, but the job, the connection and the rules are what we build.
Will it do things without asking us?
Only the things on its job description. Everything else waits for a person. You decide where that line is, and you can move it later.
Do we need to switch software?
No. Agents work inside the tools you already run: Follow Up Boss, Sisu, Dotloop, Slack, Gmail and more.
What happens when it gets something wrong?
It's built to stop and flag instead of guess, and every new agent runs in shadow mode before it touches anything real.
How long until our first one is running?
One month from kickoff. Discovery takes the first week, then we connect your systems, test it in shadow mode, and put it on the clock.
What does it cost?
Every agent starts with discovery. We map your systems, pick the job, write the job description, and give you a fixed price for the build before anything gets built. No guessing at a number on a call.
Can we build it ourselves with Claude?
You can build a prompt. What's hard is the connection to your real data, the triggers, the guardrails, and keeping it working when your systems change. That's the part we do. If you'd rather start from something proven, our Software Solutions are yours to change.
What's the one job you'd hand off tomorrow?
Bring it to a 30-minute call. We'll tell you if an agent is the right fit and what discovery would look like for your team. If a simple automation does the job, we'll tell you that too.