AgentLabs
Agent teams that do real operations work, running in your cloud or on your own hardware
For CTOs and ops leads at 50-500 person companies. We take one workflow from assessment to a production agent team, with human approval on every consequential action.
We run our own engineering on agent teams
570
pull requests merged in a single month
Across five of our own repositories, in the closed window 2026-08-27 to 2026-09-26.
287
of them were approved by an automated reviewer before merge
A reviewer app approved the pull request at its exact head commit before it could merge.
Every
consequential action waits for a person
Merges, sends, and irreversible steps are gated on a human approval, not on the agent's own confidence.
Measured over the closed window 2026-08-27..2026-09-26, as of 2026-09-26. Method is in the case study.
Approach
- 1
Assess
Map the workflow, the systems involved, and the constraints.
- 2
Design
Specify agent roles, tools, and handoffs.
- 3
Deploy
Stand the system up on our cloud, your cloud, or on-prem.
- 4
Integrate & Operate
Connect it to the tools you already run, then keep it running.
Workflows we automate
Tickets to pull requests
A ticket becomes a reviewed pull request. A person approves it before merge.
Support triage
Inbound issues are reproduced, severity-scored, and routed. A person approves the severity and the route.
Ops runbooks
Recurring procedures run to a checklist and stop before anything irreversible.
Research and reporting
Recurring research is collected and written up on a schedule. A person approves the write-up before it is sent.
Runs on: Hermes Agent, Paperclip, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code.
Map one workflow — free 45-min session, written go/no-goWhere we deploy
Our cloud
We host the agent team and operate the runtime.
Your cloud
We deploy into the cloud account you control.
On-prem
We deploy on hardware you own, including AMD servers and Mac mini servers.
Our products
AgentPod is our managed agent cloud.
Engagement models
Workflow assessment
fixed fee from $4,900
Two weeks. A written go/no-go and an architecture for one workflow.
Integration & operations retainer
from $6,000/month
We integrate the agent team and stay on to operate it, with the human approval gates left in place.
On-prem hardware deployments
quoted per site
We install and hand over a system that runs on hardware you own, including AMD servers and Mac mini servers.
Starting prices. Scope is set on the free 45-minute session.
Map one workflow — free 45-min session, written go/no-goFAQ
- What does an engagement cover?
- We assess the workflow, design the agent team, deploy it, and integrate it with the systems you already use. We can also operate it after launch.
- Which workflows do you automate?
- Tickets to pull requests, support triage, ops runbooks, and research and reporting. They run on Hermes Agent, Paperclip, OpenClaw, Codex, and Claude Code.
- Where can the system run?
- On our cloud, on your cloud, or on-prem. On-prem includes AMD servers and Mac mini servers.
- Do you publish prices for integration work?
- Yes. A workflow assessment is a fixed fee from $4,900 for two weeks, ending in a written go/no-go and an architecture. An integration and operations retainer is from $6,000/month. On-prem hardware deployments are quoted per site. AgentPod plan prices are separate and listed on the pricing page.
- What is AgentPod?
- AgentPod is our managed agent cloud. It is a product, not the integration engagement. Plan details and prices are on the AgentPod page and the pricing page.
- How do we start?
- Book the free 45-minute workflow-mapping session through the form, or email integration@agentlabs.cc. The session ends in a written go/no-go.
- Do you have proof this works?
- We run our own engineering this way. The numbers, the method, and what we deliberately do not claim are in the case study.
Contact
Map one workflow — free 45-min session, written go/no-go. Or email integration@agentlabs.cc.
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