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Agentic clones.
Every agent is a clone of one job in your business: your voice, your rules, your systems, running on its own.
- 01Customer serviceagent
- 02Salesagent
- 03Bookkeepingagent
- 04Bookingsagent
- 05Operationsagent
- 06Assistantagent
- 07Attendee helpagent
- 08Hiringagent
12-month warranty at no cost
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Agentic clones.
Every agent is a clone of one job in your business: your voice, your rules, your systems, running on its own.
- 01Customer serviceagent
- 02Salesagent
- 03Bookkeepingagent
- 04Bookingsagent
- 05Operationsagent
- 06Assistantagent
- 07Attendee helpagent
- 08Hiringagent
12-month warranty at no cost
Works with
It reads
Every agent watches its channels, so nobody has to.
An agent does not wait to be asked. The customer service agent watches the inbox and the chat, the bookkeeping agent watches the invoices as they arrive, the sales agent watches the leads. The engine connects Slack, Gmail, Outlook, Calendar, Drive, Notion, Xero, Stripe and the rest, and reads what lands on all of them for the job it owns.
Gmail
Connectedhazel@acme.co
Google Calendar
ConnectedGoogle account
hazel@acme.co
Outlook
Not connected yet
Notion
Not connected yet
Google Drive
Not connected yet
In your voice
It writes the way your business writes.
On the setup call we model how you talk to customers, suppliers and staff. From then on every reply, quote and follow-up the agent drafts reads like you wrote it, so a customer never feels handed to a machine and you never start from a blank page.
ARGmail
Aisha Rahman
Re: Sign-off on the March invoice
Why you
She is asking for a decision on the March invoice, which only you can approve.
KiTT drafted this in your voice
Hi Aisha, thanks for sending this through. The March invoice looks right to me, so I am happy to approve it. I will get it into this week’s payment run and confirm once it is done.
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SlackSend as isTalk to KiTT
It decides
Only what genuinely needs a human.
The engine knows the difference between a routine ask and a call only you can make. It holds the routine, resolves it, and brings forward the exceptions: the refund outside policy, the invoice with new bank details, the lead that wants a custom deal. Your desk gets the decisions, not the noise.
Awaiting you
4 things waiting on you
Aisha Rahman
Needs your sign-off on the March invoice.
8m
Needs youMarcus Lee
Asking whether Thursday still works for the review.
21m
Needs youPriya Nair
Sent the updated deck, no action needed yet.
1h
Calendar
A new invite for Friday is waiting on your reply.
2h
It acts
Approve once, and the agent does the rest.
Agents act, they do not just draft. They send the reply, book the slot, take the deposit, match the invoice and chase the missing detail, on the channel the work came in on. Every action starts in approval mode; when you trust the agent on a kind of task, you let that kind run on its own.
KiTT proposes
Book a 30-minute call with Sam Whitfield.
Tuesday 17 June, 2:00pm to 2:30pm
With sam@whitfield.co
Added to your Google Calendar once you approve.
ApproveEdit details
Approved. The meeting is on your calendar and the invite is on its way.
It remembers
Semantic memory of your business, shared by every agent.
The engine keeps a working picture of your customers, your suppliers, your rules and your history, and every agent reads from it. That is why the second agent is faster to set up than the first, and why each one gets sharper the longer it runs. It remembers by relevance, not by recency.
Getting calibrated
How well KiTT knows you so far.
The dial fills with real context as the engine learns your business.
Protect your aura
Protect your aura. Deploy your own agent.
Customer service, sales, bookkeeping, bookings, operations, hiring, security, quotes, reconciliation, event commerce, attendee help and the executive inbox. Different jobs, one engine underneath, and every clone gets better at its job the longer it runs.
What they run
Every job a clone can own, in your business.
Not an assistant that answers when asked. Systems that run a job end to end: the ledger that reconciles itself, the checkout on your own site, the booking that becomes a sale, the spend traced to the revenue it caused, the inbox answered in your voice. Pick the ones that are your business.
Bookkeeping and reconciliation agents
Automate invoicing and reconciliation.
Plan, approve and reconcile in one place.
- Planned against actual, both sides of the ledger
- Invoices emailed in, read and matched
- Bank detail changes flagged before approval
- Approved bills posted with the document attached
Upcoming payments
Committed, dated and funded
Committed next 30 days
A$61,240.00
vs A$78,500.00 available
- 18 SepVenue balance, MelbourneA$24,000.00Approved
- 20 SepStand build, AdelaideA$18,400.00ApproveReject
- 22 SepSignage, new bank detailsA$6,120.00ApproveReject
Bank details differ from the last invoice from this supplier. Held for you.
- 26 SepMeta Ads instalmentA$12,720.00ApproveReject
Approved bills post as coded drafts. Nothing moves without a yes.
Event commerce and quotes agents
Take the money on your own site.
Tickets, booths, quotes and deposits, settled to your account.
- Tickets, booths, sponsorship, merchandise
- Deposits, instalments and scheduled balances
- Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, wallet passes
- Embedded on your site, settling to your account
Your checkout, on your site
Modern Home Expo
- Exhibitor booth 3m × 3mA$3,600
- Deposit todayA$1,200
- Balance, two instalmentsA$2,400
Pay A$1,200 now
Bookings agent
Turn bookings into sales.
A booking is a sale, so the agent treats it like one.
- 01Enquiry to held slot in one motion
- 02Deposit taken before the diary moves
- 03Reminders that end the no-show
- 04Rebooking prompted before they leave
Enquiry in
Your site and profiles
Search, social and referral, into one funnel
Availability
Real slots, live
Book on a phone
Under a minute
Deposit taken
Held at booking
The booking engine
One system for the calendar and the money
Availability rulesDeposits and balancesRemindersNo-show policyReschedulingStaff and resourcesCustomer recordsReporting
Reminders
Cuts no-shows
Rebooking prompt
Before they leave
Posted to the ledger
Reconciled
Revenue out
Built on rails you already trust
Stripe or Square
Deposits and balances
Google Calendar
Two way sync
Twilio
Reminders by SMS
Xero
Posted daily
MYOB
Or posted daily
Supabase
The records underneath
Sales and operations agents
Increase sales velocity.
Run spend, on-sale and the database apart and you are guessing what worked.
- 01Every dollar of revenue traced to the spend that caused it
- 02Pricing and release built into the checkout
- 03The audience owned rather than rented
- 04Reported to you every morning
Demand in
Paid acquisition
Timed to the on-sale
The database
Owned, not rented
Organic and referral
Artists and exhibitors
The on-sale
Tiers, releases and urgency built into the checkout
The revenue engine
Revenue, attribution and cost of sale
Pricing tiersRelease strategyCapacity against soldCost per ticketReturn on ad spendSponsorship pipelineRebooking cyclePortfolio P and L
Margin per show
Not per invoice
Which shows carry it
Portfolio view
Next year’s floor
Sold during this one
Decisions out
Measurement wired in, not bolted on
Meta Ads
Spend and conversions
Google Ads
Spend and conversions
Google Analytics 4
Funnel and source
Stripe
Revenue truth
Supabase
Where it all lands
Claude (MCP)
Ask the numbers
Customer service and sales agents
Automate sales cycles.
Agentic customer service and sales, in your voice.
- 01Reads your mail, channels and documents
- 02Remembers by relevance, not by recency
- 03Answers, quotes and follows up in your voice
- 04Sends nothing without your yes
Everything arriving
Polled, not webhooked
Channels
Per person, per thread
Documents
What the business knows
Asynchronous processing
Triage, compress and embed, off the critical path
Triage
Haiku, is this worth you
Compress
Sonnet, the payload shrinks
Embed
Voyage, 1024 dimensions
Semantic memory
Relevance, not recency
pgvector on SupabaseWorkspace scopedRolling working briefStanding instructionsTop-k recall in chatRecall at compressNever pooled across clientsNever trained on
Drafts the reply
Opus, in your voice
Waits for your yes
Nothing sends itself
Sends and follows up
Then remembers it
Actions out
The stack it actually ran on
Anthropic
Haiku, Sonnet, Opus
OpenAI
Where it suits the job
- V
Voyage AI
voyage-3.5, 1024 dims
Supabase
pgvector, 1024 dims
Gmail and Outlook
Read and send
Notion and Drive
What it knows
Customer service agent
Custom customer service.
One question, answered, booked and handed to a human before the office opens.
- JT
Jess Turner
Active now
JTJess Turner joined the conversation
Hi, I need to move Thursday's 2pm appointment to next week, and can the invoice be reissued to my company name? It's Turner Consulting.
Seen · 7:42am
Message…
Halden & Co.AI
Replies in seconds
Halden & Co. joined the conversation
Done, Jess. Thursday is cancelled and you're booked for Tuesday 22 September at 10am with Priya. I've reissued invoice 2291 to Turner Consulting and sent it to this email. Your ticket is #4127 if you need to change anything.
Answered in 8 seconds · Rebooked · Invoice reissued · Ticket #4127
Message…
- P
Priya
Client services · Halden & Co.
PPriya joined the conversation
Jess, Priya here. I've seen the ticket and applied your loyalty rate to the new invoice as well, so it's a little lower than the first one. See you Tuesday.
Handed to Priya · 7:51am
Message…
Ticket #4127Resolved 7:52amRebooked and reissued3 messages
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Agent readiness
The agent knows what it knows.
Its confidence, its knowledge and its reach, on its own dashboard, updated with every ticket.
Confidence
0%
Answers only when it is sure. Under 80% goes to a person.
Knowledge
0documents
- 1,240 documents
- 318 FAQs
- 6 months of tickets
Indexed and kept by relevance, not recency. It grows with every ticket.
Access
0%resolved without a hand-off
- Calendar
- Invoices
- CRM
- Orders
Connected through the official APIs, each one approved by you.
Works with your stack
Built on the systems you already run.
No new software to learn. Every agent plugs into the tools your business already uses, from Gmail and Slack to Xero, Stripe, Shopify and HubSpot, and works where the job already happens.
Not sure an agent is right for you? Ask an AI you trust.
Put the question to your favourite assistant and see what it says.
In plain terms
What every clone gets.
A person doing one of these jobs reads what comes in, decides what needs a decision, writes the replies and keeps the day moving. A KiTT agent does the same job, on the same channels, from $3,999 once, and it does not take what it learned with it when it leaves.
Every agent runs on the same engine. It is asynchronous, so it works in the background rather than waiting for a prompt. It has semantic memory, so it remembers your customers, suppliers and rules by relevance. And it is built to act with your approval, never on its own, until you decide otherwise.
The longer it runs, the more it learns how your business works, and every agent you add starts from what the last one learned. That is the difference between a tool you operate and an agent that owns the job.
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