Systems that hold a job.
What we deliver
Autonomous agents
A recurring task sits with a person who should be doing something else: qualifying requests, preparing files, chasing answers.
An agent runs the task end to end, under human supervision, with a log of every step and a stop before any irreversible action.
The task is done every day, at the same quality, and the person reviews instead of executing.
MCP servers
Your data lives in systems that AI models cannot reach safely, so people copy and paste between them.
An MCP server exposes your systems to models in a governed way: what can be read, what can be written, by whom, with what trace.
Your data works where it lives. Nothing is exported to be useful.
APIs and integrations
The ERP, the CRM, the accounting software and the mailbox each hold a version of the truth, and someone reconciles them by hand.
We connect the tools you already use, with the rules of your business written into the connection.
One entry, one truth, and the reconciliation disappears from someone's Friday.
Business applications
Your teams work around tools built for a demonstration, not for their day.
Interfaces designed for the people who use them: several entities, several languages, on a phone when the work is on a phone.
Adoption stops being a project. The tool is simply where the work happens.
Data and steering
The numbers arrive after the meeting, and the alert arrives after the problem.
Dashboards, forecasts and alerts that read your figures continuously and tell you before the meeting what will be discussed in it.
You decide on this week's numbers, not last quarter's.
Security and compliance
A system that touches personal data or talks to customers carries legal duties nobody has written down.
Threat modelling, intrusion testing, GDPR and Israeli privacy-law compliance, designed in from the first batch rather than audited at the end.
Your CIO and your lawyer can read what the system does and sign it.
Every system starts with a decision
We do not build from a shopping list. We build what a Ten Days memo has decided.