Each organization gets the agents built for its work — your procedures, running on your documents, with every finding verified at the source it came from.
Built for
How it works
An agent here is not a chat window with a system prompt. It is a procedure your organization already trusts, turned into something that runs on demand and shows its work.
Procedure
Your standard operating procedures become the agent. The steps your people already follow are the steps the agent takes, in the same order, every time.
Run
Each run is a record: who started it, which procedure version it used, what it read, what it cost. Nothing happens off the books.
Source
Every finding carries the document and passage it came from, and whether that came from your firm or from the group you share with.
The agents
Sign in and you see the agents you have access to — no catalog to browse, no general assistant to steer. These two we can describe publicly. Most of what we run, we cannot.
For plaintiff firms sharing an expert list across a group
The work litigators call expert witness vetting: prior testimony, litigation history, Daubert exposure and conflicts — every finding tied to the document it came from, and the three kinds of source kept apart.
For buyers, business brokers and owners preparing to sell
Which of a business’s repeated work an agent could take over, what it costs to build and run, and what it saves — a number a buyer can model, a seller can defend a multiple with, and a broker can put in front of both.
Built for one company, listed nowhere
Most of the agents we run were built around a single company’s procedures and will never appear on this page — which is the point of how they are scoped. Your admin turns on what your organization holds; nobody self-serves into a workspace they are not part of.
How a custom agent gets builtCustom agents
Custom agents are the work. They run inside one company, on that company’s procedures and documents, and most of them we will never be able to name — which is rather the point of how they are scoped. Expert Witness is simply the one we can show you, because a group of firms agreed to share it.
Yours will be something else. Bring the procedure your team already follows and the agent gets built around it, not the other way round.
It arrives as a numbered procedure with an owner, a version and a run count — the same steps, in the same order, every time, with the guardrails written in and every finding carrying its source.
Is it a fit?
The industry matters less than the shape of the work. If these are true of something your team does every week, there is an agent in it.
Where we build
For your whole team
An hour with your people — partners, operations, IT, whoever has to live with the decision — on what agents actually do, where they fail, and what it takes to run one on real work. Remote or in person. It is not a demo and it is not a pitch, and you do not have to be a customer.
Request a demo
Start with the work, not the software. Tell us what your team does today — who does it, what they read, where it slows down — and we will tell you honestly whether an agent helps.
One of our agents does the work litigators call expert witness vetting — prior testimony, litigation history, Daubert exposure and conflicts, every finding tied to the document it came from. If that is your problem, ask for a demo and we will run it.
Most work is not expert vetting. Tell us the steps your team already follows and we will tell you honestly whether an agent helps — and what it would take.
Share with a group, with your firm only, or with nobody. Your uploads and transcripts stay yours unless you say otherwise.
No pitch, no commitment, no pricing conversation on the first call. We would rather understand the problem and tell you if we are the wrong answer.
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