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A team of AI employees, running inside infrastructure you already own.
Cogito² deploys an agent harness into your Azure tenant, your AWS account, your own hardware — or ours. You define the agents. They run around the clock, answer in the channels your people already use, and act on events without being asked.
Free while the beta runs. No card, no call, no sales conversation.
The platform
Not a chatbot you babysit.
Cogito² is a managed service, not a product you install and forget. We run the control plane; you run the harness. It enrolls, heartbeats and takes new agent definitions — and it stays inside your boundary the whole time.
A harness, not a wrapper
A supervised runtime installed into an environment you own. It holds the agents, the tool connections and the encrypted secret store. The control plane orchestrates it; it never becomes the home of your data.
Single gateway, plural agents
Many agent definitions live inside one harness. Each carries its own role, instructions, tools, permissions and liveness — a first-class identity your people address by name, not a menu of bots.
Proactive, not prompted
Agents wake on events — inbound mail, a card moving on a GitHub project board, a webhook, a schedule — do the work, and report back in the channel. Nobody has to remember to ask.
How it works
Four steps, then it runs itself.
- Cogito² control plane Definitions, enrollment, heartbeats
- Your environment Harness — agents, tools, secrets
- Your people Teams, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, email
- 01
Deploy a harness
Azure, AWS, your own cloud account, or bare metal in your own rack. One enrollment token, one outbound connection. No inbound ports to open.
- 02
Define the agents
Role, instructions, tools, permissions, working hours. Authored and versioned in the platform, shipped down to the harness. Change one, every environment picks it up.
- 03
Connect the channels
Point the harness at the places your team already talks. Agents appear there as named colleagues — no new app for anyone to learn or open.
- 04
Give them events
Inbound email, GitHub project board moves, webhooks, schedules. The agent wakes, does the work, and reports back where you can see it.
Environments
It runs where you put it.
The same agent definition, the same harness, four places to stand it up. Move between them without rewriting anything.
Azure
Into your own tenant and subscription, in the region you already hold data in. Entra ID for identity, your policy for egress.
AWS
Into your account and VPC. The harness reaches private services the way any of your workloads would.
On-premises
Your rack, your network, your rules. For work that is not allowed to leave the building, and for regulators who want to hear that.
BYOC
Bring your own cloud: we operate the harness, you own the account it sits in. Managed service, your perimeter.
No plaintext secrets at rest. Credentials live in an encrypted file store held by the harness behind a single-writer lock, in your environment. The control plane ships definitions and takes heartbeats; it does not hold your keys and it does not hold your conversations.
Channels
Your people don't learn a new app.
Configure a harness against the channels you already run. The same agent answers a thread in Teams, a message on WhatsApp, and an email — with one memory of the work.
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Telegram
- Webhooks and more in beta
Teams of agents
Hire the shape of team you're short of.
Agents are cheap to define and they don't mind being specific. Compose a handful into a team, give the team a channel and a board, and let it work the queue.
Development team
Wired to a GitHub project board
- planner
- Breaks cards into work
- implementer
- Branches, commits, opens PRs
- reviewer
- Reviews against your standards
- release
- Cuts and announces releases
Back office
Wired to a shared inbox and calendar
- triage
- Reads, routes, drafts replies
- scheduler
- Holds slots, chases confirmations
- expenses
- Matches receipts, flags gaps
- digest
- Posts the Monday summary
Operations
Wired to alerts and runbooks
- first-look
- Triages the page, gathers context
- runbook
- Executes the documented steps
- escalate
- Wakes a human when it should
- postmortem
- Writes up what happened
Control
Autonomous is not the same as unsupervised.
An agent that works while you sleep needs a stronger account of itself than one you watch. Every run is attributable, every tool call is bounded, and the things that matter wait for a person.
Scoped permissions per agent
Each agent gets the tools and the credentials its role needs, and nothing beside them. The harness enforces it, not the prompt.
Approval gates on the sharp edges
Mark an action as needing a human and it holds in-channel until someone says yes. Sending mail, merging, spending — your call which ones.
A readable trail, not a black box
Every event, tool call and message, logged in your environment, in an order a person can follow when something goes wrong.
Liveness you can see
Agents heartbeat like any other service. Online, idle, offline, error — on the dashboard and in the channel, not discovered three days later.
It's a fit if you…
Cogito² is built for teams whose bottleneck is capacity rather than ideas. If that isn't your bottleneck, it will not be worth the setup.
- …have more work queued than people to do it, and the work is describable.
- …need it to happen in your tenant, not in somebody else's.
- …already live in Teams or Slack, and don't want to open one more tab.
- …want work to start when something happens, not when someone remembers.
Get started
Create your account.
Sign up with a work email, confirm the address, and you have a control plane of your own. Deploy a harness into your environment when you're ready — nothing here asks you to talk to us first.
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