Delegate a whole process
Describe a process in plain language and G8 compiles it into a Blueprint — the steps, the tools touched, the risk of each. The agent is that process, made executable.
Natural language → BlueprintAgents
Agents that run your operations, under contract.
A G8 agent is an artificial colleague: a described process, made executable, that does governed work on your behalf. It acts only within an contract, and it stops for a human whenever the stakes are real.
Contract-bound Human on risk Fully audited
01 / What an agent can do
Governed work, not a free-roaming bot.
Each capability is something G8 actually does today — bounded execution, human oversight, and a record of everything that happened.
Act only within a contract
Every agent runs under an Automation Contract: an explicit allow-list, a block-list, and the steps that require approval. It cannot improvise past its mandate.
Allow · block · approval-requiredPause for a human on risk
Anything irreversible — spending money, messaging outsiders, deleting data — stops at an approval gate. The run waits for a decision, then resumes from where it paused.
Human-in-the-loopOrchestrate many in parallel
Run a fleet of flows at once, each triggered by a schedule, a webhook, or a manual start. They execute independently while sharing the same governance.
Schedule · webhook · manualReach the systems you use
Agents act through real connectors — HTTP, Telegram, Email, and Slack — so a step can call an API, message a channel, or send mail as part of the run.
HTTP · Telegram · Email · SlackLeave a full audit trail
Every step, approval, retry, and output is recorded against the run. You can trace exactly what an agent did, when, and on whose sign-off.
Step-level traceability02 / How an agent runs
The same five steps, every time.
From a description to a running, monitored flow — the lifecycle every agent follows.
- 01
Describe
Hand over the process
Write the work down the way you'd explain it to a colleague. G8 compiles it into a Blueprint with steps and risk levels.
- 02
Contract
Bound what it may do
Set the allow-list, the block-list, and the approval-required steps. The contract is the agent's mandate.
- 03
Simulate
Dry-run with no effects
Walk every step and read the expected output before anything is sent, posted, or written. Cheap to check, cheap to fix.
- 04
Run
Execute, pause on risk
Live, the agent runs on its trigger and pauses at every approval gate. Approved runs resume; rejected runs stop cleanly.
- 05
Monitor
Watch and trace
See run volume, success rate, errors, and what's waiting on a human — and drill into any run step by step.
03 / Go deeper
See agents at work.
Live Execution Sessions
Watch a run unfold step by step in real time — with traces, approval pauses, retries, and a full audit.
Live sessions →Use-case scenarios
Worked examples of agents running real processes — client approvals, dispatch alerts, lead triage.
Customers →The G8 method
The opinionated playbook behind contracts, simulation, and keeping humans on the risk.
Method →Get started
Hire your first agent.
Describe a process, contract it, simulate it, and let it run — under your terms.
Delegate a process