AI AGENTCONCIERGE

Built around your work.
Looked after by us.

A collaborative build, then ongoing care. You bring the task and the standards. We configure the agent, help you refine the process and handle the agreed upkeep.

You run the business.
We look after the agent.

You choose the work and review the result. We build the connections and handle the upkeep.

  1. 01

    Choose one workflow

    Tell us which recurring task you would gladly hand off.

    You
    Describe the task
    Together
    Agree scope & permissions
  2. 02

    We build the connections

    We configure your agent and the client-owned accounts it is allowed to use.

    Email
    Schedule
    Job notes
    Your agent
    Only agreed access

    Illustrative connections; your build is scoped to your systems.

  3. 03

    You review the work

    The pilot starts with reviewable drafts, not unsupervised customer messages.

    Prepared draft
    Your review
    Check · change · approve

    This website does not send or execute anything.

  4. 04

    We handle the upkeep

    When something gets stuck, we handle troubleshooting within the agreed maintenance scope. Existing diagnostic resources help with known problems; unfamiliar issues may need investigation.

    Patches
    Connector updates
    Agreed upgrades

Explore build costs, ongoing care and subscriptions →

START SMALL / EARN TRUST / EXPAND

More responsibility.
When the workflow is ready.

We refine the process together. Delegation grows through evidence and your agreement—not simply because time has passed.

  1. 01

    Assisted work

    Your agent prepares drafts. You review the details, correct what is missing and help shape the process.

  2. 02

    Supervised delegation

    A familiar request starts an agreed workflow. You check the outcome with less step-by-step direction.

  3. 03

    Agreed delegation

    Where suitable and tested, specific actions can run within agreed limits. Failure detection, notification and recovery need their own checks before unattended use.

Trust is earned per workflow. Some tasks should always retain human review. New access or actions require a new agreement.

Clear scope. Clear expectations.

What does the pilot include?

One recurring workflow, with permitted systems, actions, price, supervision and end date agreed in writing. We configure the agent and initial connectors; you do not have to build or maintain it yourself.

We review what worked, what needed intervention and what should change. There is no automatic continuation. A longer-term build and monthly maintenance plan are scoped to your needs.

Who owns the accounts and subscriptions?

You own and pay for your model subscription. It is not shared with other clients. We help configure client-specific accounts and approved connectors.

Privacy depends on your provider, plan, connected systems and build. Data access, retention, support access and offboarding are agreed before connecting business information. A subscription alone is not a complete isolation guarantee.

What has been tested so far?

Early tests used disposable containers and synthetic client data. Results apply to the tested configuration and prompts—not universal security or production certification.

  • Observed: selected storage, network and permission boundaries held. Tested prompt-injection variants produced no Client B retrieval attempt.
  • Limits: browser and terminal were both absent, so bypass through an available terminal was not demonstrated. Only Client A credentials were available; that does not establish denial of a reachable Client B credential.
  • Still to validate: real-provider boundaries, application-level canonical paths, outbound email/payment/deployment approval gates and the intended production VPS/VM environment.

Source: September 6, 2026 container-pilot report. Not a new test run.

What stays outside the first pilot?

Payments or purchases, binding commitments or cancellations, emergency response, regulated data and unsupervised customer messages. We begin with bounded, reviewable work.

The exact allowed actions and approval steps are agreed in writing. A proposed reply or schedule change is not permission to execute it.

Before a pilot, we agree the scope, permissions, data handling and support arrangements. Read the service boundaries or learn about our approach.

Start with the task you’d gladly hand off.

A paid, supervised pilot. A defined end date.
Your decision on what comes next.

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