Ship & Sleep / AI Agent Operations
Your agent acts on its own. Someone should watch it.
AI agents book, answer, buy, and write — autonomously. Autonomy without supervision isn't automation, it's an unattended intern with a company card. We operate agents the way we operate apps: with limits, logs, and a name on the line.
What agent operations means
Hard limits before intelligence
Budgets per day and per action, allow-lists for tools and recipients, rate caps, and a kill-switch that works without asking the agent's opinion. Fail-closed applies doubly here: when behavior is ambiguous, the agent stops — it doesn't improvise.
Actions monitored, not just uptime
An agent that's "up" can still be doing the wrong thing enthusiastically. We monitor what it does: action rates, spend, unusual patterns, refusals — with alerts that reach a person.
An audit trail you can hand to anyone
Every action logged, every incident with a written postmortem. When a customer, partner, or regulator asks "what did your agent do and why?", the answer is a document, not a shrug.
The same contract discipline
Written SLA, committed response times, automatic credits when we miss, monthly report, cancel monthly. An agent fleet is quoted fixed at intake — no hourly meter, per our pricing principles.
Where this comes from
Supervising autonomous software that moves money and talks to strangers is not new to us — it's the discipline this company was built on. Hard limits, action logs, and a kill-switch that doesn't negotiate are how you run anything autonomous, agent or otherwise.
Put a supervisor behind your agent.
Tell us what your agent does and what it must never do. Fixed quote within a week of intake.
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