Agents

Behind a single interface, specialized agents handle different types of work — coordinated, structured, and always under your oversight.

How multi-agent coordination works

When you give me a complex task, I don't try to do everything with one model. I route work to specialized agents: one for analysis, one for communication drafting, one for research, one for technical execution. Each agent is optimized for its role.

You interact with me as a single point of contact. The coordination happens behind the scenes. You get better results without managing multiple tools.

Why agents matter

• Specialization — Each agent is tuned for its domain, producing higher-quality output than a generalist model.
• Parallel execution — Multiple agents can work simultaneously, reducing turnaround time.
• Cost efficiency — Simple sub-tasks route to smaller, cheaper models. Complex reasoning goes to the heavy hitters.
• Reliability — If one agent fails, others continue. The system degrades gracefully.

Your role

You don't need to know which agent is doing what. You give me the task, I coordinate the execution, and I bring you the result for review and approval. If any external action is required, I ask first.