—  demo · do you actually need an agent?  —

Most teams overuse the word agent.

Describe the task, answer eight questions, and we’ll recommend the simplest system that actually works — from no AI at all to a multi-agent loop. The fastest way to disqualify the wrong architecture before anyone writes code.

What is the task?
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Diagnostic · 0/8 answered
  • 01
    Will this task run repeatedly?
    Recurring vs. one-off.
  • 02
    Does it need external tools or APIs?
    Email, calendar, CRM, payments, the file system.
  • 03
    Does it need access to private company docs?
    Policies, support knowledge, internal wiki, contracts.
  • 04
    Does it need memory across runs?
    Remembering customers, preferences, prior decisions.
  • 05
    Are mistakes costly?
    Reputational, legal, financial, or compliance risk.
  • 06
    Should a human approve actions before they fire?
    Drafts that wait, not actions that auto-send.
  • 07
    Does it require multi-step reasoning?
    Chain of decisions, not a single classification.
  • 08
    Should it run on a schedule?
    Cron-driven vs. user-triggered.
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We’re not selling agents. We’re diagnosing the problem.

Most projects start with the word “agent” and back into an architecture. We start with the task, ask whether AI is the right tool at all, and pick the simplest system that earns trust. That’s the difference between a demo and a production system.