Getting started

Kilogent grows a team of agents for the problem you describe. You do not pick agents from a catalogue and wire them together; you say what is slowing your company down, or what you are trying to discover, and Kilogent proposes a team built for that.

Four steps, two of them yours

1. Say what hurts, in your own words. Not a spec — the problem as you would describe it to a colleague.
2. Kilogent asks the questions worth asking. What data can the agents read directly, and what is out of reach.
3. You approve the agents before they exist. Nothing is created until you have seen what is proposed.
4. They work until the answer holds.

Steps two and four are the system's. Steps one and three are yours, and step three is the one that matters: agents are proposed, not assumed.

What they can reach

Agents connect to the systems your work already runs on, reach people through the channels you already use, produce documents and media, and talk to anything exposing an MCP server. Which of those a given team gets depends on the problem you described.