BrainTakes on the work of: Anyone

Your best person's method, runnable by everyone

Define a specialist agent once: the task, the method, the standard. Version it. Then anyone on the team runs it and gets the output your best person would have produced.

Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.

Expertise that lives in one head does not scale

Every agency has jobs only one person does well, because only that person knows how. When they are on holiday, the quality dips. When they leave, the capability leaves.

Templates turn that method into a specialist agent. The expert defines it once: what the agent does, how, to what standard. From then on the whole agency can run it.

Versioning keeps it improvable. Refine the template and everyone is running the refinement, not their own remembered variant of it.

How it works

1

Define the agent

The person who knows the job encodes it: the task, the approach, the standard the output must meet.

2

Version it

Every refinement becomes a new version, so the template improves in the open instead of drifting.

3

The whole team runs it

Anyone in the workspace runs the agent and gets the encoded standard, on the shared credit allowance.

What it gives the agency

Build once

A specialist agent is defined a single time by the person who knows the job best.

Versioned

Templates carry a version history, so improvements roll out to everyone and nothing silently drifts.

Run by anyone

The whole team executes the same agent, so the output standard stops depending on who happened to do the work.

Covered by the one allowance

Custom agents run on the same credit allowance as every built-in module. No extra line item for your own expertise.

Where it sits

Templates is part of the Brain department of the Agency OS. Included from the Agency plan. One credit allowance covers every module, so there is no per-agent pricing and no surprise line items.

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Questions owners ask

What is an agent template?

A specialist agent your agency defines once: the task, the way you want it done, the standards it should meet. Once defined, anyone on the team can run it and get the same quality of output.

What does versioning give me?

Control. When you improve a template, the improvement is a new version, so you can see how the agent has evolved and the whole team is always running the current one.

Who can build templates?

Anyone. That is the point: the person who knows how a job should be done encodes it once, and the rest of the agency inherits that standard without being taught it.

Encode the method before it walks out the door

Join the waitlist and Templates is included from the Agency plan when the OS opens. One email, no card.

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Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.