Can't keep up when inquiries spike?
Knowledge is scattered and difficult questions still need human support.
A place to begin
Customer service solution Start with one recurring question; define sources, safe answers and human escalation.
SOLUTIONS
Real problems deserve
specific solutions.
Customer service, voice devices, intelligence and operations: start with the data, workflow and testable outcome.
SAKERAI / IN YOUR WORLD
Beyond the chat window.
Continue work on a computer, capture a thought on your phone, and bring useful context to the field.
Desktop / Lanner
Find the work. Keep the context. Continue with agents.
Manage local sessions, tasks, reviewed handoffs and opt-in memory. Schedule routine work or use bounded loops with quality gates, then inspect behavior and usage.
Explore product ↗Find earlier decisions and next actions in authorized sessions.
Choose relevant memory and review context before proceeding.
Run a follow-up task or iterate within agreed limits and quality gates.
Personal mobile / BXF
Keep a thought today. Make room for the next step.
Explore a mobile Personal Agent for growth, learning, work and everyday stories. See how small moments can connect to action and creative expression.
Explore product ↗Capture an idea and choose a small next step.
Revisit the moments and learning you chose to retain.
Arrange selected moments into a personal video story.
Voice devices / Mio
Devices that listen, respond and work with tools.
Mio connects realtime speech, transports and tools across assistants, recording devices, smart glasses and phone support.
Explore product ↗Receive audio from a configured device or phone session.
Use configured models, knowledge and authorized tools.
Stream a spoken answer and handle interruptions through session policies.
Industrial site / Saker Energy
More than an alarm. Context for the operator.
Explore charging and storage scenarios from signals to possible causes and reviewed work orders. Qualified people remain responsible for equipment actions.
Explore product ↗Scenario replay: inspect charging and storage alerts.
Connect signals and possible causes without assuming causation.
Prepare a work-order draft for review, not direct device control.
Drawings / IMARS
Start with a drawing. End with something reviewable.
Bring 2D drawings, analysis jobs, review and process cards into a project workbench. Inspect the original alongside structured findings.
Explore product ↗Keep original image or PDF drawings with the project.
Run configured analysis and inspect findings against the original.
Correct and approve findings before publishing or exporting a process card.
Illustrative workflow · Select a step to exploreExplore all scenes ↗
START WITH THE WORK
The best AI projects often begin with a very ordinary problem.
Find a scenario your team recognizes. Understand the bottleneck before choosing the technology.
What did the agents do, and what comes next?
Sessions are scattered. Reusing experience and scheduling work takes effort.
A place to begin
Lanner · Local agent workbench Find tasks locally, opt into memory and run scheduled or bounded work.
Lots of updates, few useful decisions?
Competitor moves and market signals are difficult to verify.
A place to begin
Augur · Intelligence Build a reviewable brief around consistent questions and sources.
A smart device takes more than a model API.
Audio, transports, interruptions and tools must work together.
A place to begin
Mio · AI devices Start with one device and test the voice flow end to end.
Lanner / Agent workbench
How can an agent pick up
yesterday's work and learn from it?
Sessions and tasks are scattered across tools; prior work rarely informs the next run.
Your objective
Recover prior work, review context and plan a controlled next run.
- Find prior sessions and tasks
- Review agent handoff and opt-in memory
- Schedule bounded work and inspect analysis
LannerWORK / 01
Illustrative deliverable
Agent follow-up plan
- Previous work
- Sessions and next actions
- Reusable context
- Approved memory and handoff
- Next step
- Automation or bounded loop
Find work, review a handoff, opt into memory and plan bounded follow-up tasks.
An illustrative workflow using a prepared task.
Augur / Intelligence
A competitor just made a move.
What actually changed?
Stories and announcements get mixed with old news.
Your objective
Follow competitor product and pricing changes with traceable evidence.
- Define topics and public sources
- Compare changes and connect evidence
- Organize observations for further review
AugurWORK / 02
Illustrative deliverable
Market observation brief
- Watch
- Competitor products and pricing
- Observe
- Source changes and related signals
- Next action
- Verify and follow the evidence
A source-backed competitive update with a timeline.
An illustrative workflow using a prepared task.
Lagger / Brand growth
When customers ask AI,
what does it say about your brand?
Model answers vary across platforms.
Your objective
Observe brand mentions, descriptions and citations in representative buying questions.
- Choose a brand and key questions
- Review mentions and citations
- Identify evidence-backed content improvements
LaggerWORK / 03
Illustrative deliverable
Brand visibility brief
- Questions
- Representative buying intent
- Review
- Mentions, descriptions and sources
- Next action
- Verify before adjusting content
Review mentions and citations on a defined question set.
An illustrative workflow using a prepared task.
Saker Studio / Creative work
One video series.
Stop recreating the same settings.
Characters and scenes get lost between shots.
Your objective
Organize a consistent creative direction for a series of brand videos.
- Select character and scene assets
- Compose structured creative prompts
- Use them in a production workflow
Saker StudioWORK / 04
Illustrative deliverable
Creative direction card
- Objective
- A series of brand videos
- Assets
- Characters, wardrobe and scenes
- Direction
- Reusable aesthetics and prompts
Reuse structured creative direction.
An illustrative workflow using a prepared task.
Saker Energy / Operations
Several alerts at one site.
Which one matters first?
Equipment alerts come from different sources.
Your objective
Organize site signals into a maintenance brief for human review.
- Collect cross-device signals
- Review candidate causes and checks
- Prepare a human-approved work order
Saker EnergyWORK / 05
Illustrative deliverable
Maintenance brief draft
- Scope
- Site equipment anomalies
- Review
- Related signals and candidate causes
- Boundary
- Qualified personnel confirm actions
Review correlated signals and draft the next work order.
An illustrative workflow using a prepared task.
FROM SCOPING TO DELIVERY
From a real need to a usable workflow.
Choose a real workflow
Who starts it? Where does it get stuck?
Workflow and handoff mapCheck data and access
Who owns the source, API and device? Which actions need approval?
Systems and permissions checklistTest real examples
Check accuracy, latency, exceptions and review.
Test cases and findingsPlan the rollout
Agree on monitoring, rollback and ownership before scaling.
Launch checklistBusiness owners should understand the value. Engineers should know what to build.
For a support assistant, connecting a model to a knowledge base isn't enough. Who maintains the knowledge? What happens when the answer is uncertain? When does a person take over billing or complaints? Define that before implementation.
HOW WE START
Prove one workflow.
Then discuss scale.
You don’t need a long pitch deck. Start with the people, the current process, what takes time, and what success would look like.
- 01
Define the outcome
Understand the user, the friction and what meaningful progress looks like.
- 02
Match the capabilities
Review sources, boundaries and existing workflows against the relevant products.
- 03
Validate the value
Test a representative workflow against criteria agreed together.
- 04
Expand deliberately
Keep review and rollback in place before deciding what comes next.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Start with one problem.
Solve it well.
Begin with one workflow and a result you can check.