From "this loop eats my week" to a monitored agent
You hire KiloAgent for one recurring ops loop. We build the agent, wire it into the tools you already use, and monitor it so it keeps running. You keep the outcome and the yes when it matters.
Bring one loop and the tools you use today. We’ll say if it fits.
Email us insteadFour steps. One loop.
Step 1
Name the loop
Pick one recurring job that already steals hours: billing chase, lead qualify, status inbox, ads digest, research brief, content queue. If you can’t name it, you’re not ready yet.
Step 2
Map fit on a short call
We walk the loop, the tools, and where a human must stay in the gate. Honest no is fine. If it fits, we scope the first ship.
Step 3
We build, wire, and monitor
We ship a production agent in your stack. Kickoff and updates land in email or WhatsApp. We own keep-alive and monitoring so the loop doesn’t quietly die.
Step 4
You keep the yes
When money or customers are on the line, the agent waits for a human. Day to day, the grunt work runs without you babysitting every step.
What you hire
We build and monitor the agent. You keep the outcome and the yes when money or customers are on the line. Kickoff and updates land in email or WhatsApp.
Where it lives
Email and WhatsApp first, the channels your team already opens. The loop runs there.
Proof in production
Traplinked hired for one billing ops loop. Moritz sends an email; invoices, payments, and customer emails run end to end, with a human gate when needed.
Is this a chatbot?
You hire us for a production ops loop we build and monitor. We own keep-alive; you own the yes.
Do we become the platform team?
We own the agent. You own the outcome and the human yes.
How long to first useful run?
Scoped on the Book call. We start with one loop so you feel the win on one loop first.
What if our loop isn’t a fit?
We’ll say so on the review. Better a clean no than a forced project.
Ready to put one loop on autopilot?
Name the recurring ops loop that eats your week. Book a free 30-min loop review. We’ll map fit and only push forward when one loop is clearly worth owning.