AI agent development. Agents that do the work, in production.
Not a pilot that never ships. Autonomous and assisted agents wired into your real tools and data, built to run, not to demo once.
From $500. You invest in a result, not an hour.
The pain - An agent that demos once is not an agent.
The market is full of agent demos: a slick run in a controlled setting, then nothing that holds up against your real tools, your real data and the cases that actually matter.
Program builds agents that run in production, integrated with the systems you use, with the judgement to know what to do automatically and what to bring to a person.
What an agent does - It takes the goal, and does the steps.
An agent is software that takes a goal and carries out the steps to reach it, on its own, against your real systems.
- Autonomous where it is safe. The agent runs the routine work end to end, without a human in the loop, on a propose, approve and execute pattern that decides what it is trusted to do alone.
- Assisted where judgement matters. It drafts, proposes and prepares, then waits for a person to approve. You stay in control of the calls that need you.
- Integrated, not isolated. Wired into your real tools and data, so it acts in the systems you already run and surfaces only what needs a human decision.
The proof - KiTT is an agentic platform, in production.
KiTT is an AI chief of staff built solo: an agentic system on a generic action harness, with semantic memory, a rolling per-user brief, and a trust gradient that decides which actions run automatically and which wait for approval, working asynchronously across Slack, Gmail and Google Calendar. Built, not demoed.