General Specifications of Our AI Agents

An AI Agent is a software entity powered by artificial intelligence algorithms, large language models, chain-of-thought reasoning, specialized micro-models, and integrations with APIs, software, devices, and platforms. It perceives its environment, makes data-driven decisions, and autonomously executes actions to achieve specific goals.

Agents are customized for business contexts through technical interventions (e.g., Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and organizational change management. They learn from experience and can build their own knowledge bases. They are familiar with key industry data sources, core applications, and business workflows.

• Perception
• Classification
• Representation
• Memory
• Interface / Embodiment

• Reads and writes mobile messages: records voice notes and sends messages to your groups and contacts.
• Talks and listens via chat or voice: sends voice/text messages from your webpage and uploads files or documents.
• Sends and receives emails: writes using its own address; you can invite it to meetings, grant access, and CC it in conversations.

• Limited budget: when offering a contract with adequate security standards and fair salary isn’t feasible. Our agents cost less than €1,000/month.
• Repetitive tasks: when tasks are monotonous and lack autonomy or growth. Agents don’t get bored or tired and don’t make mistakes.
• Super speed and memory: for handling data volumes or tasks beyond human capacity.
• Skill shortages: when specific skills are too rare to hire for. An agent team can provide the needed expertise.

• We map and minimize collected data, restrict access to what is necessary, and protect traffic with HTTPS/TLS.
• Application data is segmented by authenticated user or pseudonymous session identifier, depending on the workflow.
• We keep operational and security logs for security, abuse-prevention, and troubleshooting purposes with limited retention.
• Optional analytics load only when enabled for the deployment and explicitly accepted by the user.
• For business customers, privacy, security, and DPA documentation is aligned with the providers actually used by the service.