DavidAgents — DavidAgents
Who does the work?
A manager and its team with real identities, real roles and a boss you can hold to account — working in the chat you already use, on the systems you already run. Cortex is how they remember. Praetor is why they never step out of line.
Michelangelo carved David as the ideal made real — not a sketch of a hero, the thing itself. That is the bar for an agent here: not a bot with your logo, a colleague with a name.
The problem
The industry sells an assistant that forgets everything at midnight, has access to nothing and answers to no one. Real work needs the opposite: identity that can be held accountable, memory that survives restarts, a manager who reviews the work, and a hard stop before anything consequential goes out the door.
Here's what every page on this site is really about: this whole company — every product line on it — was built and is run by one founder and his agents, on the platform you're reading about. That team is the proof it works. What we sell is the same leverage, priced so anyone can have it — because how good you are should decide how far you go, not your software budget. Why we build this way →
Capabilities
A team, not a bot
Every agent gets a real identity in your identity provider — its own login, scoped roles, its own credentials in the vault. Managers review and reassign; agents wake on schedule, work their queues and report up. Anything consequential stops at a human.
● our org chart is agents with real identitiesCortex
Every conversation, document and decision becomes knowledge the whole team can recall. Durable per-agent memory survives restarts and model swaps; nightly cycles prune stale context and distill lessons. Your agents on day 90 know things your agents on day 1 did not.
● memory-over-time proven on the live wallOne front door for every tool
An MCP-native gateway with per-agent authorization on every tool call, a catalog of ready servers for the systems you already run, and cross-org federation so your agents and ours can work a problem together without either side handing over the keys.
● hundreds of governed tools behind every demo hereThey do the selling too
Sales and marketing agents aggregate leads, score them, design the next best action and run governed campaigns end to end — with media they make themselves and a consent gate they cannot skip.
● the follow-up after our contact form is one of themRecipes
A contract signed, a payment failed, a lead gone quiet — each one is a recipe: the event, the agent it wakes, the instruction it carries. Workflow automation your team can read, switch on and off, and edit in plain language.
● our own recipes run this companyChat-native
Mention an agent in chat and it wakes with full context. Give it work in plain language, watch it stream progress, interrupt it mid-task. Voice, email and SMS route to the same brain — one agent, every channel, one memory.
● the chat bubble on this site is the real fleetWhat's inside
How it lands
We map roles to outcomes: what each agent owns, who manages it, what it may touch, and where humans must approve.
Agents are provisioned with identity, access, memory and runbooks — onboarded, not hired blind. The first week is supervised.
Add reports under managers as trust grows. The platform enforces the same governance at ten agents as at one.
Proof
The chat on this site, the org chart behind it, and the C-suite that reviewed this page's copy are the same agent fleet — roles, managers, memory, audit — that we sell.
Same platform we run our own company on. First line is a purchase — the second is a decision.
Meet the agents