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Products where agents do useful work
Creux designs and builds software where agents, data, systems, and people work together around a specific operating problem.
Where this fits
Start with the product, not the model
An agent is only useful when it has a job, the right context, and a reliable path through the surrounding product. We work from the workflow backward to define the system that should exist.
- System of record
- Product
- Agent input
- Context
- Control point
- Human
Build scope
From operating problem to working product
- [01]
Define the job
Clarify what the system needs to accomplish, who uses it, and where judgment still belongs with a person. - [02]
Shape the system
Map the data, tools, permissions, interfaces, and handoffs that give the agent a useful operating context. - [03]
Build the product
Turn the system shape into a product with explicit states, usable interfaces, and dependable paths through the work. - [04]
Evaluate in context
Test the product against representative work, edge cases, and the decisions users need to make with it. - [05]
Deploy deliberately
Connect the product to the environment where the work happens and make the transition visible to the people using it. - [06]
Keep compounding
Use real usage, feedback, and failure modes to improve the system after the first release.
Focus
Build surfaces
- [01]Agentic product strategy.
- [02]Workflow and interaction design.
- [03]Data and knowledge systems.
- [04]Integrations and orchestration.
- [05]Evaluation and observability.
Expected outcomes
The product should earn its place in the workflow
- [01]Clear responsibilities between agents, software, and people.
- [02]Interfaces that make system state and next actions understandable.
- [03]Evaluation that reflects the work instead of a demo environment.
- [04]A product foundation that can grow with the operating problem.
Let's find the work your team shouldn't be doing
A 30-minute call. We map one workflow and show you where an agent fits.
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