We design custom agents for Microsoft Copilot and other enterprise platforms. They draw on the frameworks your organization already uses rather than relying on the open internet.
It's like having a trusted advisor. One that slows you down before a big call, uncovers the perspectives you might skip, and makes sure you're aligned to goals.
Design an agent with usA sample conversation
| Lens | Relevant? | Open question |
|---|---|---|
| Workforce | Yes | Who loses flexibility they rely on now? |
| Customer | Yes | What happens to Friday appointment windows? |
| Financial | Maybe | Does overtime shift or shrink? |
A council of advisors, on call when you need them

The agent brings in the advisors your question calls for, each with its own mission and questions.
Decision-making always sits with you. Your advisors are there to surface insights you might have otherwise missed.
It lays out options and what to consider for each. The decision stays with the person who owns it.
Sources are cited and claims are tagged with confidence levels: well-supported, plausible but unverified, or speculative.
It notices loaded language, either/or framing, and unstated assumptions, and asks whose perspective is missing.
We turn your existing courses, frameworks, and playbooks into the agent's knowledge base, so it uses your organization's frameworks and terms.
Where your platform allows it, the agent uses your org structure and intranet to suggest the people and teams worth talking to.
We start with the content you already trust, then fill the gaps
An agent is only as good as what it draws on. Your organization has probably already built much of it: the frameworks, examples, and practice questions sitting in your existing courses. We turn that material into a knowledge base the agent can use, and we're explicit about what's missing.
What decision does your team keep circling back to?
An agent can help there by making sure the right questions get asked before anyone decides.
Talk to our AI design team