Agents
Agents by department. Plus your own.
Hire ready-made agents for Sales, Marketing, Support, Product, Engineering and the Founder's office. Build the ones you are missing. Every one acts through the same gate.
Ready-made
Agents by department, ready on day one
Each department comes as an app. Enable it in one click and map it to your teams.
4 agents
Sales
- SDR Outreach
- Deal Desk
- Proposal Writer
- Forecast Analyst
7 agents
Marketing
- Lead Sourcer
- Lead Qualifier
- Retargeting Manager
- SEO Analyst
- Analytics Analyst
- Content Writer
- UX Copywriter
4 agents
Support
- Triage
- Support Agent
- QA reviewer
- Churn-risk watcher
4 agents
Product
- Release-notes writer
- Feedback miner
- Product agent
- Analyst agent
4 agents
Engineering
- Incident Responder
- PR Reviewer
- Dependency Auditor
- On-call Summariser
4 agents
Founder's office
- Chief of Staff
- Investor-Update Writer
- Metrics Reviewer
- Hiring Coordinator
In the box
What every ready-made agent comes with
You do not start from a blank prompt. Each agent arrives with four things, and you can change each one through review.
01
Its playbook
What the agent does, step by step, in plain language, and where it stops for a person.
02
Its tools
The tools it may call, declared up front. Map them to your own connections.
03
Its rules
What needs approval and what is off limits. Your rules sit on top.
04
Its scorecard
How you judge whether the agent is doing its job.
Three kinds
Every agent you run, under one set of rules
01
Ready-made
Agents from apps, by department. Ready on day one, mapped to your teams.
02
Your own
An agent is a record: a playbook, tools, a trigger, a trust tier, a budget and who it acts for. Build one in an afternoon.
Build an agent03
The ones you already use
Claude, Cursor or your own code get their own identity and act only through the gate.
The MCP gatewayFrequently Asked Questions
Put an agent on real work, with people in charge
Design partners run one real workflow on OrchKernel and work directly with the engineers building it.
OrchKernel is source-available and self-hosted.