Solution

The routine part of ops,
on the agent's shift.

Weekly reports, supplier emails, calendar upkeep, data moves… the repetitive 30% of your day is definable work — and definable work is delegable work.

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Copy-paste days

The same report, the same email, every week. Work that adds no value but can't be skipped.

Automation tools are brittle

Rule-based flows break on the first exception; maintenance eats the automation.

No trust in full autonomy

Rightly so — that's why the policy engine exists: you draw the line between automatic and approved.

How

In 3 steps

Give the first task

"Summarize this week's orders, draft a supplier email" — the agent plans and prepares with read-tier tools.

Draw the approval line

4 autonomy levels + allow-lists: email only to your domains, DB read-only… enforced in code.

Wire it into the routine

Schedule the successful task — as an autonomous task a bounded tool set runs without approval (email only to you + named recipients). The agent distills a skill and every repeat gets sharper. Webhook events are handled instantly.

"I start the day with the agent's morning briefing — yesterday's sales, critical stock, open commitments."

Founder — Tonmode

FAQ

On your mind

What if the agent corrupts data?
Write actions are approval-gated (per your level); an idempotency layer prevents accidental double-execution; every step is logged.
Can it reach our internal systems?
Add your MCP server — tools are auto-discovered. Postgres/MySQL/MSSQL connectors are built in.
How do I control cost?
Plan limits are hard caps and the usage panel is real-time. At the limit, new tasks pause — bills never balloon.

Go live this week.

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