Case studies

Five jobs, each with what the agent was allowed to do, how it was built, and how it's tested. One of them also ran for real on three AI models, and you can follow it step by step.

1. Competitor price monitoring Keeps a 24-row price sheet up to date from a rival store’s website. Each row has its own allowed range, and a price outside it waits for you. 9 automatic tests · 18 real runs
2. Lead enrichment Scores each new sales lead from 0 to 100 from its website, writes a one-line summary, and tells the sales rep once. 4 automatic tests
3. Receipts into a ledger Posts each receipt to the ledger. Small amounts go through, larger ones wait for you, and the run has a budget. 6 automatic tests
4. Meeting scheduling Finds an hour when three people are free and books it. Inside working hours it books on its own; outside them it asks. 4 automatic tests
5. Ticket routing Sorts each support ticket into billing or support, checks the customer’s account, and drafts a reply. It never sends one on its own. 3 automatic tests