§01 / What an Agent Is
Plain termsWhat an AI agent actually does.
An agent is not a chatbot. A chatbot answers your question and leaves the work with you. An agent takes the whole job — reads the ticket, checks the systems, drafts the fix — and comes back when something needs your signature. That sign-off step is deliberate: the agent does the work, and you approve what runs. Nothing executes on your systems until you sign.
In this shop, one agent does one job: one skill, one mission. The rest of the catalog builds on that.
Play a recorded intro§02 / The Demo Desk
Recorded introsLet's hear from our Agents and Agent Teams.
Every agent and team has a recorded intro — play it and hear how it works before you book a session. Select a product below and the desk plays it; nothing else runs.
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Select a product — the desk does the rest. It loads the disc and plays that agent's recorded intro; Escape ejects.
Follow the links to find out more — each one opens the product itself, running.
- Matron + DevCrew Product site AI-guided walkthrough
- OpsCrew AI-guided walkthrough Buyer brief · PDF, 3.2 MB
- Bugle Product site
- Atlas & CeeVee Live on CareerProof Email Atlas Email CeeVee Both are email agents — there is no app to learn. Email either one and ask it to introduce itself: it writes back explaining what it does, and opens you a free account on CareerProof, the platform that houses them both.
§03 / Live Numbers
Self-reportedWhat's already running.
These are working numbers from systems already in service, not benchmarks. Every one of them is checkable — ask when you book a session.
Self-reported · illustrative of a live estate · numbers you can check at the counter.
§04 / How a Team Runs a Job
One OpsCrew ticketHow a team runs one job.
A team here is a set of hand-offs between agents. Below is one OpsCrew ticket traced end to end — four hand-offs, then one human signature; nothing runs on a host until you approve it.
Front Desk · bilingual voice agent
Picks up on the first ring — this call in Mandarin. Before troubleshooting, it checks what's already broken and finds the gateway flagged. Ticket filed, ID read back digit by digit.
Correlator · alert correlation engine
Thirty-one alerts land in the same window — Zabbix and Prometheus, all one service. The sixty-second clustering pass folds them into one incident and promotes it: one problem to work, not thirty-one.
Incident Analyst · AI incident briefs
Writes the brief before anyone is paged: a headline under ninety characters, the timeline, and one next action — roll back v2.41.0. It opens the war-room and pages the on-call.
Remediator · guarded remediation
Pulls the rollback commands from your runbook and proposes them; deny-patterns block destructive commands outright. It cannot execute the fix itself — that is the next step's job.
Your sign-off · the approval step
04:07 — your engineer reads the proposal and approves it. Only then does the rollback run, audited start to finish.
That approval step is the iron rule on every product in this shop: an agent proposes; only you approve. The approve button lives with you and nowhere else — which is why the numbers above show 0 self-approved actions.
§05 / The Combination Decides What You Get
CompositesThe combination decides what you get.
Book the same agents in different combinations and you get different products. Below: eight agents from across the shop — try the presets, or build your own combination.
What happens when you put a PM, a researcher, an architect, and a copywriter together? You composite them into a project management office. Agents work the same way — each one carries one skill and one mission. Book the full Matron team, all six agents, and you have a chief of staff for your whole portfolio. Book only Matron, Scout, and Scribe, and you have a research team capable of producing solid reports because of its combination of skills and missions.
The human version first: PM + researcher + architect + copywriter → a project management office. Below, the same move with real agents — Matron's six, plus DevCrew's Architect and CeeVee pulled across from their own products. Toggle them in and out, and the combined result names the product you would be booking.
Research team — Orchestrator, researcher, writer. Solid reports, on schedule.
PM + researcher + architect + copywriterProject management office
Matron + Scout + ScribeResearch team — solid reports, on schedule
Matron + Curator + ArchitectThe planning office — the job scoped into an ordered build plan, waiting on your go
Matron + Scout + Curator + ArchitectThe proposal desk — researched, scoped, filed; you send it
Matron + Scout + CeeVeeThe career desk — market research in, a repositioned CV out
Matron + Curator + ScribeThe records office — the registry written up, kept current
Matron + Scout + PostmanThe briefing desk — replies drafted, 0 sends by design
All six · the full Matron teamChief of staff — 32 projects, one briefing
The full OpsCrew eight24/7 helpdesk — end to end
This desk is a sketch, not a checkout — the actual scoping happens when you book a session. The same principle holds at any scale: the eight OpsCrew agents composite into a 24/7 helpdesk.
§06 / The Shelf
7 products · in stockOn the shelf.
Three agent teams up top, four single agents below. Every card leads with the plain job. New here? The legend underneath explains how to read the shop.
Every agent in this shop is managed by Matron, our orchestrator — she runs each one under a single approval gate, and nothing writes to your systems without your sign-off.
Scout · +3 AS-C02In stock 6-agent team · AS-C02 DevCrew 6 agents that turn "build X" into one reviewable pull request. Our on-demand coding team, and the engineering team behind every agent in this shop — it never touches main, and the work arrives as one clean PR you review. QA gives its ship / no-ship verdict before any PR goes up — and you approve every push. View the team Architect · Backend
QA · Forge · +2 AS-C01In stock 8-agent team · AS-C01 OpsCrew 8 agents that run an IT helpdesk end to end — calls, alerts, fixes, reports. Our always-on IT helpdesk — one deployment answers the phones in English or Mandarin and runs the back office. Live with MSPs across Asia — your engineer approves every fix, or it doesn't run. View the team Front Desk · Correlator
Remediator · +5 AS-001In stock Single agent · AS-001 Atlas One agent that screens, scores, and ranks a whole applicant pile. Our recruiting screener — hand it forty applicants and it hands back the ranked shortlist. Part of our CareerProof platform, live today — email atlas@careerproof.ai for a free account. View the agent Talent Intelligence AS-005In stock Single agent · AS-005 CeeVee One agent that diagnoses how your CV reads, then rewrites it — 8 to 10 targeted edits. Our CV positioning agent — the same engine as Atlas, pointed at your side of the hiring table. Part of our CareerProof platform, live today — email ceevee@careerproof.ai for a free account. View the agent CV Positioning AS-006In stock Single agent · AS-006 PixelPioneer One agent that turns a storyboard into a completed 9:16 marketing video — stills, motion, music, captions. Our short-form video agent — it takes a messy storyboard through a working agency pipeline, not a demo. It already runs a productized agency video pipeline in production — it beat-aligns the music and resumes after a crash, so a mid-render restart never double-charges. View the agent Short-Form Video AS-007In stock Single agent · AS-007 · Specialist Bugle One agent that emails you a cited briefing on your topic every week — leading with what changed. Our private-newsroom agent — assign a Correspondent to a topic and it emails you a cited briefing every week; reply in plain language to steer it. Every briefing is cited public-web research — one agent, not a team — and nothing sends until you approve the recipients. View the agent Private Newsroom
§07 / How a Booking Works
Three stepsThree steps to a session.
Browse the shelf, play the demo, book at the counter. There is no self-serve checkout — every booking is scoped by hand, and nothing runs until you say so.
Browse the shelf
Seven products, three of them agent teams. Every card leads with what the agent actually does — before anything happens.
Hear them work
Play the recorded intro on the demo desk — each agent explains its job in its own voice, before you commit to anything.
Book at the counter
Take it to the counter and book a session — a trial on your own machine, a read-only Phase-0 assessment, or a full build.
Tell the counter the job; we scope the session and revert with a proposal.
§08 / All Agents
Every agent · A–Z