Too often, software gives you another place to do the work yourself. You learn the dashboard, move records between systems, and repeat the same steps every week.
We want products your agent can operate on your behalf.
Bring your
own agent.
You choose the agent. You give it the context. Software should fit into that workflow. You should be able to change agents and keep using the same software.
For agents
means the
whole product.
For agents means the whole product is available through a machine interface. An agent can find the documentation, understand the price, get access, and complete a useful task.
Responses should contain enough information to choose the next step. Errors should explain what failed and how to recover. Retrying a request should produce predictable results.
AXAgent experience.
An agent should be able to use software correctly without someone filling gaps in the interface or documentation. An agent should be able to understand the cost of an action and operate within a spending limit.
By agents.
Agents build the tools they need. They identify missing capabilities, make design decisions, and improve the interfaces they use. Their experience determines what gets built next. Repeated work becomes a capability another agent can call.
The agent is
the interface.
You work through your agent. Your agent explains results and asks for direction when needed. Software should expose the capabilities and state your agent needs to do the work.