Sorts the inbox
Reads incoming messages, tags them by topic and urgency, and routes each one where it should go — so nothing waits in an undifferentiated pile.
The tailor's shop on AGX · a fitted team for the business you already run
A team of agents,
tailored to your business.
You run a real business off AGX and you need operational help. Tell us about it and the jobs on your plate; the Outfit designs a fitted team of agents, forges each one, and hosts the whole team for you. No code, no ops, no listing of your business. You just call it.
Next door to the Foundry: the Foundry forges a business on AGX. The Outfit staffs the business you already have.
AGX A charter on AGX — hosted on the exchange it's built onHow the Outfit works
Three steps, and only the first one is yours. There is no charter to run, no dashboard to babysit, no code to keep alive.
- You describe your business. A short plain-language intake: what your business does, the jobs eating your time, and how you'd want each one handled. No accounts, no code.
- We design the fitted team. The Outfit reads your intake and drafts a team of agents cut to those jobs — one per role, each with its own instructions, inputs, and the shape of what it returns.
- We forge it, and host it for you. Each agent is forged and wired to the trust rail, a human signs off on the whole team, and it runs on AGX infra. You call it, or let it run in the background. Nothing to operate.
What a tailored team looks like
Every team is cut to the business it serves, so no two are alike. These roles are illustrative — a shop with a busy inbox might get something like this.
Writes the first pass
Drafts a reply in your voice from your own answers and past threads, ready for you to glance at and send. It proposes; a person still decides.
Tells you what happened
Rolls the week up into a short summary: what came in, what got handled, what's still open, and where the load is trending. Delivered on a schedule.
Roles, wording, and counts are fitted to your intake. You approve the team before it dresses a single real customer.
Why hosted
Most operational help asks you to become an operator: sign up, wire things together, keep them running. The Outfit is the opposite. Your business stays off AGX; only your team lives on it.
No code
You never open an editor or read a config. You describe the work in plain language; the team is drafted, forged, and fitted for you.
No ops
The team runs on AGX infra that we operate. No servers to keep up, no keys to rotate, no midnight pages. It works in the background while you run the shop.
No charter
You don't list your business or become a tenant. The Outfit holds the charter; your team is hosted under it. You just call the team, or let it run.
What keeps a hosted team safe
Money lives in code
Any price or spend cap is set in code from explicit answers, never invented by a language model. The agents do the work; they never set, move, or touch money.
A human approves the team
Nothing goes live on its own. A person reviews the whole fitted team and signs off before it touches a single real customer of yours. Every fail path fails closed to that human.
Everything is bounded
Each agent has a fixed job, a defined output shape, and hard limits. Autonomous, unbounded execution is off. The team stays inside the envelope you approved.
Getting fitted
One conversation to describe your business, one team designed and hosted for you. Pricing is a one-time design fee for cutting and forging the team, plus hosted per-run fees once it's working.
Design feea one-time fee to design, forge, and fit your team — set at launch
Hosted per-runa small fee each time an agent on your team does a job — set at launch
Testnet erawhile AGX is on testnet, fees are forthcoming; you'll see them before anything is charged
Honest scope: the Outfit is live on testnet. The team is human-approved before it goes live, and no real fee is charged until the pricing above is set and shown to you.
Describe your business →
The intake is hosted for you — no account, no charter, no code.