Build what your business uniquely needs.
Everyone has agents. The difference is that you can create agents, listeners and workflows for just about anything - and by doing so grow operational capability that is unique to your business, governed and compounding. That is what "operating system" means.
Every agent on one screen.
Who it is assigned to, what it is spending, when it last checked in, what it is working on.
- Designed, not just coded. Created through a visual, agent-assisted builder with an approval gate before anything touches a user. Live
- Deployed, not just running. Cloud instances with unique identity and persistent memory - they survive laptops closing and restarts. Live
- Assigned, not just available. Private 1:1 with isolated memory, or shared with a team whose work becomes company knowledge. Live
- Model-agnostic. Quality, balanced, fast or cheap - per agent, changed by config, so a better model tomorrow is not a rebuild. Live
They reach out first.
A HeartBeat is a scheduled cadence - morning check-in, weekly review - where the agent gathers context and comes to you.
- Cadences you set. Daily, weekly or quarterly, per agent. Live
- Context already gathered. Calendar, tasks and metrics pulled in before the message arrives. Live
- Eve runs the weekly Alignment Pulse. Provisioned with every RedOS instance. Live
- Nobody has to remember to ask. The work happens whether or not anyone opens the app. Live
- Where your best get better. Shared agents write their work back to the Knowledge Brain, so the more your agents work, the more every agent has to draw on. Live
Every agent has a workspace.
Drop into any agent's Breakout for focused work: chat, documents, skills, integrations and settings.
- Multi-channel. Comms channels, the Breakout, Telegram or email. Live
- Private means private. A 1:1 agent is visible only to its user; human DMs are never ingested. Live
- Custom Surfaces. Run tools your team built elsewhere as signed, least-privilege tabs. Signed bytes are served bytes. Partial
- No per-surface fee. Usage meters as ordinary agent credits. Partial
Import what you have - and upgrade it.
Most businesses already have AI somewhere: a Custom GPT the marketing lead built, a Claude Code setup an engineer runs, an n8n flow. Import is how you start fast - and the mapping is the value, not the migration.
- Appraisal, not copy. The wizard reads what the agent is - instructions, knowledge, tools, connections - and shows coverage against RedOS primitives before anything is created. Partial
- A security upgrade. A mandatory make-it-safe review is part of every import. The agent leaves with least-privilege access under the same gates as your people, instead of whatever ad-hoc credentials it had. Live
- A performance upgrade. Off someone's laptop or a consumer chat tab, onto managed infrastructure with persistent memory, identity and model tiering. Live
- A governance upgrade. It gains a budget, an owner, an approval gate, fleet visibility and Knowledge Brain grounding - things its previous home could not give it. Live
The same gates as your people.
There is no separate, weaker permission system for the bots. An agent structurally cannot see what its people could not - which is the difference between "we adopted AI" and "we can let AI near real data".
- A budget per agent. When it is spent, the agent pauses and files an approval request. No surprises. Live
- Spend visible in real time. Owners see spend against budget across the whole fleet. Live
The useful ones are the ones we never shipped.
Agents, listeners and workflows are three ways to build the same thing: operational capability that fits your business and nobody else's. All three use one create-approve-deploy pattern.
builds a freight-quote agent that prices from live carrier rates and the account's history.
builds a pitch-research workflow that runs the same way every time, versioned and costed.
builds an intake triage listener that watches the referral inbox and flags what needs a human today.
None of these is a feature RedOS shipped. They are capabilities the client grew - governed, compounding, and impossible for a competitor to buy off a shelf.
What an agent gets by living here.
The properties a governed agent carries that a script on a laptop cannot, and where each one stands today.
| Property | What it means | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Designed | Created through a visual, agent-assisted builder with an approval gate before anything touches a user. | Live |
| Deployed | Cloud-native instances with unique identity and persistent memory. They survive laptops closing, restarts and scaling. | Live |
| Governed | The same rank, departments and explicit grants as your people, checked by one fail-closed authority at the data layer. | Live |
| Grounded | Just-in-time context from the Knowledge Brain, including the Company Intent spine - and shared agents write their work back. | Live |
| Budgeted | Per-agent budgets. Exhaustion stops the agent and files an approval. Spend against budget visible in real time. | Live |
| Proactive | HeartBeats: scheduled cadences where the agent gathers context and reaches out first. | Live |
| Assigned | Private 1:1 with fully isolated memory, or shared with a team whose work becomes organisational knowledge. | Live |
| Model-agnostic | Tiered routing - quality, balanced, fast, cheap - per tenant and per agent. A better model tomorrow is a config change. | Live |
| Personified | A name, personality and photo at deploy time; reachable through Comms, its Breakout, Telegram or email. | Live |
| Extensible | Custom Surfaces: tools your team built elsewhere run as signed, least-privilege tabs inside the Breakout. Signed bytes are served bytes. | Partial |
| Imported | Bring an existing Custom GPT, Claude Code setup or n8n flow; the appraisal maps it in with a mandatory security fix and a governance wrap. | Partial |
Agents are one component.
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