Each agent is named after someone who made a living out of one kind of thinking, and each one is deliberately narrow: a product in its own right, not a mode of a general assistant. They share the UI4AI layer, so they share identity, permissions, memory and audit.
Marie is an AI-powered talent operating system. Six modules sit on one employee record — core HR, talent acquisition, workforce, rewards, performance and analytics — and Marie reads across all of them rather than inside one.
Albert is the architect between “I have an app idea” and “here is the specification your team can build”. Describe it in plain English and he sizes it, prices it, draws it, and sends it for approval — before anyone writes a line of code.
Isaac is an AI social catalyst. It reads your site into a Brand DNA, plans the campaign, writes every post for every channel, moves it through your approvals and publishes natively — then reads the results and comes back with the next move.
Amelia is an agentic AI sales agent. She combines marketing automation, multi-channel outreach and deep product knowledge to engage leads 24/7, in their own language, with conversations that convert.
A narrow agent has a narrow evaluation set. You can prove it got better, which you cannot do with a general assistant.
One context store behind the layer, so what one agent establishes is already there when the next one opens the question.
Structured outputs pass between agents, so nothing is re-derived and nothing is quietly lost in a summary.
Each agent runs on whichever model suits its work today. When that changes, the agent stays and the engine goes.