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Cogitrex Agents

Hire your firstAI teammate.

Five agent roles, working together, and one human decision

  1. Production Floor Incharge
  2. Maintenance Head
  3. Farm Supervisor
  4. Plant Manager
  5. HR Manager
  6. You, for the decision that needs a person.

Agent to agent

One event. Five agents. One decision that stays yours.

A conveyor jams. Nobody is asked to look.

Conveyor jam, station 4 — 14 minutes lost

Message log00/09
  1. Scroll here and the mesh runs a live shift event end to end.

Agent to human

Pick a role. Have the conversation.

Plant ManagerReady
ReadsShift logsDowntime recordsQuality reportsMaintenance CMMS

Anatomy

Three things make an agent. Not one of them is a chatbot.

What it owns, what it knows, and the line it cannot cross alone.

  1. 01

    The role

    A job description, not a prompt. Title, scope, and the questions it is accountable for answering.

    • Title and remit
    • Questions it must answer
    • Who it reports to
  2. 02

    Its knowledge

    The systems it reads from. Your ERP, sheets, sensors, registers and documents — whatever actually runs the operation.

    • Live operational data
    • Policy and history
    • Read scope, per system
  3. 03

    Its judgment

    The boundary. What it settles on its own, what it recommends, and what always stops at a person.

    • Decision thresholds
    • Escalation rules
    • Full audit of every call

Decides

Routine calls inside its threshold. Logged, reversible, never silent.

Recommends

A ranked option with the reasoning and the cost of waiting attached.

Escalates to you

Anything crossing money, safety, people, or the boundary you drew.

Manas

Three agents. One mind.

Built for one operation, running in production today.

This pattern is in production

The Farm Supervisor above is the pattern behind Kukku, running at SAKKU Group today.

Your operation. Your roles.

Start with the role whose questions cost you the most time.