A chatbot answers questions, while an agent watches for a trigger, makes a decision, and acts on it. Below are the agents we have built, with the ones running in production today marked.
An AI agent is software that does one job. It watches for something to happen, decides what to do using rules you approved, and then does it, without anyone checking a dashboard or pressing a button.
It works like an employee who never sleeps and never goes beyond the job you gave them. When something sensitive comes up, such as a bad review, it hands the decision to you.
Each diagram below is an agent we have built or can deploy. A trigger comes in, the agent makes a decision, and an action goes out, with guardrails and a human handoff on every one.
Built for a Fresno crane company. When a contractor submits the big-job form, the full bid reaches the operator in three places within seconds.
It watches Google reviews for multiple businesses and drafts every reply in the owner's own voice. It posts only during business hours, and a person handles every review of 3 stars or below.
When an estimate gets no reply, someone has to follow up, and your team rarely has time. This agent notices the silence and sends the follow-up.
Your customers ask ChatGPT who to hire, so every week this agent asks the same questions and shows you where you stand.
They measure, publish, and report for us every day. We only sell agents we already trust with our own business.
If it has a trigger, a rule, and an action, an agent can do it. We design it around how you already work, ship it in weeks, and wire in the guardrails first.
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