Cowork + Hermes
Your team works in one smart place + admin tasks get automated.
08 AI Agents in business
AI agents for business.
5 ways for your company to run itself.
We're not going to explain AI agents with fancy words. We're going to show you how much time and money each one saves you. Click whichever sounds most like your daily work, and see it in plain language.
- Agents
- 5
- Languages
- 6
- Rollout
- 2–8 wk
- Stack
- Frontier
00 In plain English
What's an AI agent? No jargon, promise.
An AI agent is like an employee that doesn't get tired, doesn't take holidays and doesn't need Instagram breaks. You tell it what to do, it does it, and it lets you know when it's done.
Each of the 5 agents below is great at something different. One organises your team, one writes code, one handles mechanical tasks, one watches physical operations, and one talks to your old systems like they were modern.
You don't need to understand how they work inside. You just need to know what each one saves you. That's exactly what the panels below show. We take care of deploying AI in your company and of the AI training for your team.
01 Anthropic · The assistant that knows everything
The assistant that knows your company like you know your house.
"Imagine a new co-worker who, on day one, already knows everything: where the files are, what you did with client X, how your processes work."
What it does for you
Your team stops wasting time looking for information: the AI knows every document, decision and past project.
When someone goes on vacation, the next person continues without handover meetings or guessing where to start.
Every Monday, a personalised summary of what's happening in your company drops in your phone — written by AI while you had breakfast.
No more jumping between Slack, Notion, Drive, email and Excel. Everything lives in one place and the AI organises it for you.
"A 30-person consultancy could cut weekly time spent searching past project info from 12 hours to about 4."
What it removes
- Copy-pasting across 8 different tools
- 30-minute meetings just to ask where something is
- Onboarding new hires that drags on for weeks
- Information lost when someone leaves
What you get back
- Time to think, not to search
- A company where info does NOT get lost
- New hires productive in days, not months
- Peace of mind: what you know exists, keeps existing
02 OpenAI · The developer that never sleeps
Your tech team ships in a week what used to take a month.
"Not just "another tool for devs". It's like hiring five junior developers for the price of a coffee — and having them work 24/7."
What it does for you
What your tech team used to ship in a month, they ship in a week — without hiring anyone new.
Small system problems (bugs) get fixed by themselves at night, while you sleep. They're done by morning.
Your technical documentation is ALWAYS up to date, because the AI keeps it alive — nobody has to write it.
You need less tech staff to do MORE. The salary budget stays inside the company.
"An e-commerce startup could go from shipping 2 improvements/month to 8 — without growing the team: more speed, not more payroll."
What it removes
- Product bottlenecks ("not until next month")
- Documentation that nobody updates
- Reliance on "that one developer who knows how it works"
- Small bugs that drag on because nobody has time
What you get back
- Speed to launch new things
- Budget you keep (you don't need as many salaries)
- A tech team that's less bored (AI does the tedious bit)
- Systems that maintain themselves
03 Google · The invisible intern
What an intern used to do in 8 hours, gets done in 8 minutes.
"Boring, mechanical, repetitive tasks — the ones nobody wants to do but someone has to. Antigravity absorbs all of them."
What it does for you
Watches your competition automatically: prices, news, launches — and drops the report in your inbox every Monday.
Your inbox sorts itself: answers standard stuff, prioritises what matters, only flags what's really urgent.
New hire: accounts created, permissions assigned and welcome kit sent automatically before day one.
Reports mixing data from 5 different systems — ready every Monday at 9:00, with nobody preparing them.
"A hotel group could automate daily Booking/Expedia/Airbnb audits and give its revenue manager back dozens of hours a month."
What it removes
- Mechanical, repetitive tasks that burn out your team
- Invisible work nobody thanks you for but someone has to do
- Overflowing inboxes
- Manual reports built by copy-pasting between apps
What you get back
- Your team focused on strategy, not on mechanics
- Real-time data, no waiting until Monday
- Peace of mind: the small stuff is already done
- Capacity to grow without hiring 3 more people
04 Open-source · The eye that never closes
Watches your factory, warehouse or shop 24/7 and pings your phone if anything happens.
"Like having a permanent night-shift manager — but one that never tires, doesn't need paying, and doesn't make mistakes."
What it does for you
Counts your stock in real time with cameras and sensors — nobody has to do manual inventory on Sundays.
WhatsApps you if the fridge temperature drops, if a production line stops, if a VIP customer enters the shop.
Predicts which machine is about to break BEFORE it does. Planned maintenance, not surprise downtime costing thousands.
Analyses how people move through your shop so you know where to put products to boost sales.
"A winery could sharply cut losses from improper temperature with instant alerts, avoiding a ruined vintage."
What it removes
- Surprises you find out about too late
- Losses you didn't even know you had
- Having to be physically there to know what's going on
- Endless manual inventories
What you get back
- Peace of mind: something watches everything, always
- Real data for real operational decisions
- Sleep at night without worrying
- Money saved on what you didn't know you were losing
05 Nous Research · The digital butler
You talk to it like a human and it gets things done: bookings, invoices, emails, schedules.
"It's the "company Alexa": tell it what you want in plain language and it executes the action in your systems, instantly."
What it does for you
"Hermes, book the big room tomorrow at 10 and add these 5 people" → done in 3 seconds, confirmation included.
Connects your AI with any legacy software you already have (ERP, CRM, accounting) without rewriting anything.
Your customer asks your chat for an invoice, a refund, an appointment — Hermes executes it without anyone on the team intervening.
It's the invisible "glue": makes all your tools work together without your team having to learn 10 different apps.
"A tax advisory could cut admin time per client from 90 minutes to a handful, and grow without hiring."
What it removes
- Learning to use 10 different tools
- Tedious tasks anyone could do
- Human errors from copy-pasting between programs
- Half-finished tasks because nobody closes the loop
What you get back
- Team time for clients, not for Excel
- Uniform processes (no more "depends who does it")
- Capacity to grow without hiring more admin staff
- A company that runs itself while you think strategy
09 Which one's yours
Which AI agent fits your business? A quick hint.
Most companies start with 2 agents in the first year. These are the most typical combinations by sector. If your case needs custom pieces, we cover them with custom AI development; the starting point is always the AI diagnosis for companies.
Antigravity + Hermes
Watch competitors and prices + automate returns, post-sale and marketplaces.
Openclaw + Hermes
Watch operations 24/7 + the agent executes maintenance and restocking actions.
Codex + Cowork
Tech team moves 4× faster + align product/sales/marketing in one place.
Hermes + Antigravity
Automatic bookings and refunds + monitor reviews and prices across all channels.
Hermes + Cowork
Automated patient triage, reminders and responses + centralised clinical protocols.
10 Frequently asked
What people ask before deploying an AI agent.
Which agents does KDK deploy?
We deploy five AI agents, each specialised: Cowork (organises the team's knowledge and operations), Codex (speeds up software development), Antigravity (automates mechanical, repetitive tasks), Openclaw (watches physical operations 24/7 with cameras and sensors) and Hermes (executes actions in your systems from plain language). Most companies start with one or two and grow from there.
What does each one do?
Cowork knows every document, decision and project in the company so nobody wastes time searching. Codex builds and maintains software faster and fixes bugs autonomously. Antigravity absorbs the mechanical work: reports, competitor monitoring, onboarding, email. Openclaw supervises a factory, warehouse or shop and pings your phone when something falls outside the norm. Hermes connects your systems (ERP, CRM, accounting) and runs tasks when you ask it in plain language.
Which one fits my company?
It depends on what eats up your time each week. An agency or consultancy usually starts with Cowork + Hermes; an e-commerce with Antigravity + Hermes; a physical operation with Openclaw + Hermes; a digital product with Codex + Cowork. We pin it down in the Diagnosis before deploying anything.
How long does deployment take?
Between 2 and 8 weeks depending on the agent and how complex your systems are. We start with the Diagnosis to map which agent saves you the most and in what order to roll it out. We train your team throughout the process.
08 Path
Not sure which fits
your company? We figure it out together.
You tell us what eats up your time every week. We map which agent (or combo) saves you the most. We deploy it with you. And we train your team. No jargon.