The platform that makes agents deployable

Running one AI assistant is straightforward. Running a department of them, against live enterprise data, with output that goes to print or to a customer, is not. AGENTS HQ exists to close that gap.

The agent fleet

Each agent is built for one job and comes with its own data connections and its own interface — a dashboard, a report, a document, a conversation. Not a blinking cursor in a chat box. Agents hand work to each other, so a research agent can pass findings to a report agent, which passes a finished brief to a presentation agent, with no human relay in between.

The coordination hub

Complex work is split across swarms of containerised agents and run in parallel. This is the difference between one assistant answering one question and ten industry analyses completing overnight. The hub handles routing, scheduling and retries across agents. Each agent selects its own model, so the right one is used for each step rather than one model for everything.

A model-agnostic coordination hub

AGENTS HQ is not a wrapper for a single AI model. The Coordination Hub routes work between agents and runs them in parallel; the choice of model happens inside each agent, matched to the job that agent does and to your data residency requirements. Swapping the model behind one agent therefore changes nothing else in the pipeline.

Primary reasoning engines. We natively integrate with frontier models including Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude and OpenAI GPT, via secure enterprise-grade APIs.

Sovereign and local models. For highly sensitive, regulated data — defence or financial services, for example — the architecture supports sovereign European models such as Mistral, and localised open-weight deployments.

The trust layer

Every factual claim is cross-referenced against your systems of record before it leaves the platform. If a statement cannot be traced to a source, it does not ship. This is the layer that makes autonomous output publishable.

Deployment

Available as a service on our infrastructure, or hosted in your own environment where data residency requires it.