Solutions
Describe the work your team repeats. HAXAL runs it.
Four kinds of work your team does by hand, and the agent for each. Each is work where an agent that runs itself and shows its proof beats a screen you have to babysit. The same five-stage run powers all of them.
Watch the signal. Act on the breach. Ask before anything risky.
You have thresholds that matter and a queue of repetitive responses to them. HAXAL watches the signal continuously, and when something crosses a line it does not just color a tile red. It investigates, finds the likely cause, drafts the response, and brings it to you for one click. Reads run on their own. Anything that writes or spends waits for an explicit in-thread accept.
- Continuous attention sweeps; a breach tints the card and raises a flag.
- The agent drafts the action and queues it for approval, with the evidence attached.
- A kill-switch stops any agent or schedule the moment you want it stopped.
One metric definition, reconciled across every source.
Your numbers live in a dozen systems and never quite agree. Define each metric and entity once, in plain language, and the agent federates the query across your sources, reconciles the values, and flags where they diverge. The definition is the shared semantic layer every agent reasons from, so "active accounts" means the same thing everywhere, with the lineage to prove it.
- Declare a metric once; every board and run uses the same definition.
- Federated reads across sources, with divergence surfaced, not hidden.
- Every reconciled value is traceable to the exact source and query.
"entity": "account", "metric": "activeAccounts", "sources": ["billing", "product"], "reconcile": "flag-divergence"
The board your team stares at, rebuilt as an agent you talk to.
Release health, error budgets, build status, portfolio quality. The dashboards a team lives in are the perfect first agents, because the questions are always the same. Describe the board once and the agent builds it from a typed spec, watches it, summarizes it on a schedule, and answers "what changed and why" with a trace you can drill into, all the way down to the run.
- Describe the board in chat; the agent emits a typed spec and renders it.
- A scheduled summary lands in the team thread; nobody opens a tab to get it.
- Every answer drills into the run: inputs, tool calls, verdict.
An overseer that delegates to specialists and rolls it up.
When one agent is not enough, HAXAL composes them. An overseer agent asks specialist agents for their summaries, agent to agent, runs them inside a deterministic, auditable flow, and folds the results into one thread with a single verdict. Autonomy where reasoning is genuinely needed; determinism around it, so the workflow is reliable and every step is on the record.
- Specialist agents own their domain; an overseer coordinates them.
- The plan is a first-class, reviewable artifact you can open before it runs.
- Deterministic flow wraps the reasoning, so loops are bounded and traceable.
The same loop, any solution
Every solution is the same five-stage run.
Whatever the domain, a message becomes a result the same way. That uniformity is what lets a new solution start as a plain description of the work.
What does your team repeat by hand?
Tell us the work and we'll build the agent that runs it.