Bounded agent systems
Give the repeatable work a clear owner.
Dreki designs agents for narrow operational jobs. Each system prepares work from approved inputs, shows its reasoning checkpoints, and hands consequential decisions back to a person.
Launch focusResponse → Intake → CoordinationThree connected jobs. Human authority at every exception.
Featured agents
Choose the operational job, not the buzzword.
These offers are starting points for scope. The production design is adapted to the client’s policies, systems, permissions, and accountable owners.
01Featured agent
Owners, office managers, and customer-facing teams that receive recurring inquiries across a defined set of services.
Customer Response Agent
Organize incoming questions, prepare policy-aligned replies, and put exceptions in front of the right person.
Inspect the workflow02Featured agent
Service businesses that qualify requests, collect job details, and coordinate appointments through a repeatable intake process.
Intake and Scheduling Agent
Gather the right request details, prepare a scheduling handoff, and escalate edge cases before a commitment is made.
Inspect the workflow03Featured agent
Owners and operations teams coordinating work across office, field, customer, and vendor handoffs.
Workflow Coordination Agent
Keep recurring handoffs, status checks, and missing dependencies visible while people retain control of priorities and decisions.
Inspect the workflowFit signals
A good first agent has a narrow job.
Dreki starts where the operating rules can be made explicit. Ambiguous authority and missing source material are design problems to resolve, not gaps for an agent to guess through.
01Repeated decisions are already defined
The team can explain the normal path, the exception path, and who owns the decision.
02Context exists in approved sources
The workflow can rely on maintained policies, service information, records, or system status.
03The handoff matters
Late response, incomplete intake, or a missed dependency creates visible operating friction.
Connected operations
The three agents can share a handoff without sharing authority.
A response workflow can gather the context needed for intake. Intake can prepare a scheduling handoff. Coordination can keep the resulting work visible. Each step still has its own permissions, stop conditions, and human owner.
01Respond
Understand the request and prepare the approved next move.
→02Qualify
Collect what is needed and expose the exceptions.
→03Coordinate
Keep owners, dependencies, and handoffs visible.
A scoped first step
Start with one recurring operational drag.
Bring the workflow, its source information, and the decisions your team must retain. Dreki will determine whether one of these agent patterns is a practical starting point.
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