Run any agent inside an enforced, auditable process contract — conversational assistants, copilots, and autonomous workflows — grounded in your real systems of record. Prevention, not detection.
Appointments are read from the practice's booking systems and appended into its own calendar under an enforced contract: every write is checked against the destination before it runs and verified against it afterwards, so a duplicate or an unverifiable entry blocks instead of landing in the record.
“The synchronisation agent is amazing.”
It is one practice, not a customer base. That is the whole list.
of weekly operations hours saved — the practice's own figure, measured on their side, not ours.
Declare each step's preconditions, tool allowlist, approvals, and postconditions. The runbook is the guarantee.
Checks evaluate against your real system of record — ERP, CRM, calendar, FHIR — never the model's claim.
Only declared tools are callable per step. Everything else is refused — enforced twice, defense in depth.
Risky actions block on human sign-off via CLI, webhook, or queue before anything runs.
Every run is an append-only episode log plus OTEL spans. Replay any run deterministically.
Wrap LangGraph, a raw LLM, or MCP behind one adapter. The agent is a plugin; the runtime governs it.
A failed precondition blocks before any tool runs; a failed postcondition rejects the outcome — even if the agent claims success.
Write the runbook: ordered steps, pre/postconditions, tool allowlists, approvals.
Bind each check to your real system of record — ERP, CRM, calendar, FHIR, APIs.
The runtime blocks unsafe actions, rejects ungrounded outcomes, and traces every run.
Free for local development. Pay only when your agents go to production.