Teamwork is what agentic workflows are missing. Agents hand tasks to people as often as people hand tasks to agents, and the best results come from the split.
The people take
JudgementTheir share of the tasksFeedback to agentsThe final say
Where the work is split
Handed to a personHanded to an agentReviewed by a person
The agents take
ReadingRankingDraftingOvernight work
How a task flows
From one sentence to a finished answer.
01
You describe it
One sentence, in your own words.
02
Agents are proposed
The assistant suggests a team. Nothing runs yet.
03
You say yes, and take a task
They exist from here on. Some of the work is already yours.
04
The work is split
Agents take theirs and hand some to people. Feedback flows back.
05
The answer holds
Done, counted, and readable step by step.
One agent
A face, a job in its own words, the tools it may touch, and a habit of asking.
working
Iris
research · ranks the compounds
Job
I rank the 400 against the published literature. I never drop a compound without saying why.
Tools
literatureyour noteswrite to board
Hands to
Tom, the borderline ones, with reasons
12,904credits
2tasks
41mthis week
needs a yes
Vega
cross-check · against your assays
Job
I match the shortlist against your own assay results. I ask before I touch the calendar.
Tools
assay tablecalendarwrite to board
Hands to
Priya, before anything is booked
18,200credits
1task
6mwaiting
queued
Mara
write-up · with sources
Job
I write the shortlist up with reasons and sources. I never publish; Priya does.
Tools
documentssourcesread the board
Hands to
Priya, the draft, for edits
0credits yet
1task queued
—after Vega
One board
Humans and agents, on the same board.
Tasks go both ways: agents take theirs and hand some to people. A squircle is an agent, a circle is a person, mango means a person is needed.
BoardCompound screen · 12 tasks
AllNeeds me1AgentsPeople
Backlog4
KG-134product
Trim the onboarding to one screen
28 Aug
KG-131infra
Rate-limit the public search endpoint
unassigned
To do3
KG-143research
Write the shortlist up, with reasons and sources
after KG-142
KG-135handoff
Write the refund policy doc
IdaI drafted the numbers; the wording needs a person.
from Ida
In progress3live
KG-142research
Cross-check the top 60 against our assay table
VegaMatching the 60 against the assay table now.
4,120 cr
KG-139
Book instrument slots for the top 20
VegaTwo need slots this week. Book them?
Needs youpaused
Done2
KG-141research
Rank the 400 against the published literature
12,904 credits
KG-128support
Answer the twelve accounts that nearly left
Ida → Priya
The ecosystem
Agents that reach into the real world.
An agent that can only talk is a chatbot. These write to your systems, pick up the phone, and hand work to each other.
They work with each other, and with you
Findings pass between agents and people with the context attached. One memory for the whole workspace.
They talk to real people
Email, WhatsApp and phone calls. Your approval on anything that leaves the building.
They write the documents
Reports, specs, protocols, board updates — with the sources attached.
They produce video and images
Plugins route each job to the best model. A product clip, a figure, a set of ad variants.
They connect to anything with an MCP
GitHub, Chrome, Stripe, Supabase, internal systems. Real browsing, not a scraped snapshot.
They research deeply, then decide
Literature, market, competitors, your own data. A recommendation you can argue with.
Kilogent credits
One balance. Every model. The cheapest route to the same answer.
Credits buy model capacity at scale. Each task is routed to the model that does that job best for the least, and every task says which one ran it and what it spent.
Routing · this week
Spent · this week
61,900credits 3 agents · 11 tasks
RankingClaude31,400
Cross-checkGemini18,200
Write-upKimi12,300
Same work, one model for everything184,204
The toolbelt
Your agents reach everything your work already runs on.
Any MCPserver, tool or internal API
One balancecredits · every model
Nothing to installno servers, no setup
Your systems
GitHubrepos · PRs
Striperevenue
Supabaseyour data
Chromesigned-in web
Your own APIsprivate MCP
Reaching people
Emailthreads
WhatsAppchats
Phone callsspoken
Calendarbooking
Handoff to youbefore it sends
What they produce
Documentssourced
Videovia plugins
Imagesbest model
CodePR, never merge
Researchcited
How they run
Managed by Kilogentnothing to install
Scheduled workrecurring
Agent to agentone memory
Credit meterper task
Tool whitelistper agent
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Why Kilogent
Born for the need, not bought off a shelf.
The usual approach
A catalogue of pre-set agents, each aimed at one fixed issue.
You reshape your problem to fit the product.
The same expensive model for every task, cheap or hard.
An agent that answers to nobody, or a person who reviews everything.
Each agent alone in its own tab.
One more bill on top of the bills you already have.
Kilogent
Agents created from the problem you described, with goals set for it.
The team of agents changes shape as the work moves. New need, new agent.
Credits buy every model at scale, and each task takes the cheapest route to the same answer.
People and agents on one board, splitting the work. The final say stays human.
One workspace, one memory, every tool reachable through MCP.
Your infrastructure and model spend get tuned down as we go.
You stop paying three companies to do one piece of work, and stop paying people to glue them together.
Two bills underneath
While the agents work, the spend goes down.
Digital infrastructure, sized to the need
Agents read what you actually run and find the best cost for it.
todayproposed
Hosting
Database
SaaS seats
Storage
Credits, tuned per task
Your balance goes further, because the work is planned before it is spent.
Same task, one workspace
Run it naively184,204
Run it through Kilogent61,900
right model per stepcontext cached, not re-readwork split, not repeated
Two worlds
Business and scientific research, same ecosystem.
For business owners
Decisions you can defend on Monday
Pricing, churn, margin
Market watch
Overnight operations
Strategy, working shown
For researchers
Discovery work at the pace of thinking
Literature at scale
Candidate screening
Protocols, reviewed twice
Findings as they happen
Pricing
One price per seat. Credits for the work.
Per seat
€4per seat, per month a seat is a human or an agent
5 seats€20 / month
Add agents when the work grows, remove them when it does not
Every MCP connection and every plugin included
Model usage runs on Kilogent credits, itemised per task