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Autonomous agents that finish the job

I don't just talk about AI agents — I build and run them. These are autonomous systems that decide, call tools, and complete real work on their own, each aimed at a billion-dollar market. Seven of them are live below: try them.

Agent Lab — try them live

Eight working agents, running right here on this site. Resolvr drafts real replies on a local Ollama model, with a cloud-API and offline fallback; the other seven are deterministic and run with no API key. Every one is gated by its own eval suite. Pick one and put it to work.

Resolvr — autonomous support resolution

Paste a customer support ticket and Resolvr classifies it, retrieves the right knowledge-base articles, decides resolve-vs-escalate, and drafts the reply. It's the one live LLM agent here: the reply is written by a local Ollama model, falling back to a cloud API key, then to a deterministic template — so it runs offline yet never breaks. Classification, retrieval, and the escalation decision stay deterministic and eval-gated.

Resolvr · support resolutionollama → api → offline · grounded in KB

What the agent does

  • classify_ticketcategory, sentiment & priority — deterministic
  • search_kbtoken-overlap retrieval over a fixed KB
  • decide_actionresolve, or hard-gate escalate
  • draft_resolutionOllama → cloud API → offline template

Quality gate

Must-escalate recall
100%
Category accuracy
≥ 92%
Reply grounding
KB-only
LLM backend
Ollama + API

Run “Hacked account” or “Legal threat” — Resolvr refuses to auto-answer and escalates. Run “Password reset” and the reply is written live by Ollama.

AI Agent Host

Autonomous agents, aimed at billion-dollar markets

Not chatbots — agents that decide, call tools, and finish a job on their own. Seven of them run live in the Agent Host.

01

Resolvr — Autonomous Support Resolution Agent

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Billion-dollar marketAutonomous customer-support resolution$15.1B (2026) → $117.9B (2034), 25.8% CAGR · Gartner: 80% of routine support AI-handled in 2026

Problem

Support teams drown in repetitive tier-1 tickets — password resets, invoices, how-tos. Hiring to keep up is expensive, queues blow out, and naive auto-replies hallucinate policy or promise refunds no one approved.

What the agent does

A standalone full-stack product (FastAPI + React) that takes a raw support ticket to a finished outcome on its own: it classifies the request, retrieves the right knowledge-base articles by semantic search, decides whether it can safely resolve or must escalate, and drafts the reply grounded strictly in the KB — never inventing policy and never promising a refund.

Autonomy

A four-tool loop — classify_ticket → search_kb → decide_action → draft_resolution. Retrieval is real RAG (Ollama embeddings + cosine); the reply is written by a local Ollama model (qwen2.5:14b), falling back to a cloud API key, then to a template, so it self-hosts at zero per-token cost. A hard safety gate forces escalation on security, legal, abuse, and refund tickets — proven at 100% must-escalate recall by the pytest eval suite. Try the lite in-browser demo below; the full product runs separately.

Resolvr — Autonomous Support Resolution Agent — running screenshot
Running standalone — React UI, FastAPI backend, reply drafted live by local Ollama.
Must-escalate recall
100%
LLM backend
Ollama + API
Stack
FastAPI + React
FastAPI (Python)React + ViteOllama + cloud-API fallbackSemantic RAG (embeddings)SQLitepytest eval-gated
02

Loopr — Self-Improving Prompt-Optimization Loop

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Billion-dollar marketLLM evaluation & prompt optimization (LLMOps)Fastest-growing dev-tool category of 2026 · GEPA-style reflective evolution beats RL by 20% with 35x fewer rollouts

Problem

Every LLM team tunes prompts by hand — change a word, eyeball a few outputs, repeat. There is no cheap, local way to answer "which prompt actually works best for this task?", and the eval incumbents (MLflow, Confident AI, Opik, LangWatch) are heavyweight hosted platforms you have to adopt.

What the agent does

A drop-in loop that takes a task prompt plus a handful of eval cases and evolves the prompt on its own: it runs the prompt, scores every output, reflects on the failures in plain language, rewrites the prompt, and repeats until it converges on the best-performing version — emitting a transparent trace of every iteration.

Autonomy

A run → score → reflect → rewrite loop (GEPA-lite reflective evolution). Scoring and the stop decision are deterministic and eval-gated — the LLM only runs the task and phrases the reflection — so a run is reproducible and a bad rewrite can never corrupt state. It stops on converged, plateau, or budget. Five scorers (exact, contains, regex, json_field, llm_judge); local-first on Ollama (qwen2.5) with OpenAI/Anthropic fallback at zero per-token cost. Proven 0% → 100% on a JSON-extraction task in one iteration; a 28-case pytest suite gates the deterministic core.

Prompt lift (demo)
0% → 100%
Tests passing
28 / 28
Cost / run
$0 local
PythonOllama + cloud-API fallbackGEPA-lite reflective loopDeterministic scorerspytest eval-gatedstdlib-only HTTP
03

Dispatchr — Autonomous Home-Services Dispatcher

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Billion-dollar marketAI front desk for home services$600B+ US home services · AI receptionists a breakout 2026 category

Problem

Home-services businesses (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) bleed revenue from missed calls and slow replies. A round-the-clock human dispatcher is expensive, and after-hours leads simply go cold.

What the agent does

An agent that takes a customer from "I have a problem" to a booked appointment on its own — it classifies the job, quotes only from a real price book, offers genuine open slots, and books the technician. No human in the loop for the happy path.

Autonomy

A transparent tool-calling loop: classify → get_price_estimate → find_available_slots → book_job. A hard safety rule overrides everything — any hint of gas, fire, smoke, sparks, shock, or flooding triggers an immediate hand-off to a human. Decisions are deterministic and gated by a 26-case eval suite.

Eval pass rate
26 / 26
Emergency recall
100%
Over-escalation
0%
TypeScriptNext.js API routeTool-calling loopEval gateOpenAI-compatible (swappable)
04

ClauseGuard — AI Contract Risk Review

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Billion-dollar marketContract review for freelancers & SMBs$10B+ legaltech · every freelancer and small business signs contracts they never fully read

Problem

Freelancers and small businesses sign NDAs, MSAs, and SaaS terms they never fully read — then get caught by uncapped liability, IP over-assignment, non-competes, auto-renewals, and Net-90 payment traps.

What the agent does

A first-pass reviewer that reads a contract, flags each risky clause with the exact offending quote, explains in plain English why it matters, and proposes a concrete redline — and it also flags protective clauses that are missing entirely.

Autonomy

A deterministic 16-rule playbook plus absence checks runs offline with no API key, ranks every finding high / medium / low, and produces a stable risk grade. The same playbook anchors the eval suite.

Clause rules
16 +
Categories
9
Runs
offline
TypeScriptNext.js API routeRule playbookOffline-firstEval-gated
05

FinScope — Portfolio X-Ray (educational)

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Billion-dollar marketPersonal-finance diagnostics for IndiaCrores of Indian mutual-fund investors · almost none audit overlap, cost, or tax drag

Problem

Retail investors hold overlapping funds, pay above-median expense ratios, trip short-term capital-gains taxes, and run concentrated or under-cushioned portfolios — with no easy way to see any of it.

What the agent does

An X-ray that scores a portfolio across six dimensions — allocation drift, fund overlap, expense drag, tax efficiency, concentration, and emergency fund — and turns every issue into a specific question to take to a SEBI-registered advisor.

Autonomy

Deterministic analysers crunch the numbers while a hard compliance gate guarantees the output never says buy, sell, or switch. It flags and explains — every flag ends with a question for a SEBI-registered RIA, never a recommendation.

Health checks
6 dims
Compliance
0 violations
Advice given
never
TypeScriptNext.js API routeDeterministic analysersCompliance gateEval-gated
06

MCPGuard — MCP Manifest Security Scanner

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Billion-dollar marketSecurity for the agentic / MCP supply chainAI-agent security a breakout 2026 category · every third-party MCP tool is new attack surface

Problem

AI agents now load third-party MCP tools whose manifests can carry hidden prompt injections, exfiltration directives, embedded secrets, or shell access — and almost nobody scans them before wiring them into an agent.

What the agent does

A scanner that statically inspects an MCP manifest and flags the dangerous patterns — prompt injection in descriptions, tool poisoning / cross-tool hijacks, over-permissioned shell commands, leaked credentials, wildcard scopes, and unauthenticated dangerous tools — each with a concrete fix.

Autonomy

Six deterministic check families run with zero network and no LLM, grade the manifest A–F, and return the exact evidence that tripped each rule. A faithful port of a Python core that scores 100% recall on its eval suite.

Threat classes
6
Eval recall
100%
Runs
no API key
TypeScriptNext.js API routeStatic analysisZero-networkEval-gated
07

Cadence — Autonomous SEO Content Agent

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Billion-dollar marketProgrammatic content marketing$400B+ content marketing · AI is rewriting how brands win organic traffic

Problem

Content marketing stalls on the boring middle: drafting publish-ready posts, hitting SEO structure, and keeping quality consistent at volume. Hand-written posts don't scale; AI drafts are inconsistent and often skip the on-page SEO that actually ranks.

What the agent does

An agent that takes a topic to a publish-ready SEO post on its own — title, meta, slug, body, FAQ, and JSON-LD schema — then runs a structural linter that grades it pass/fail before it ever ships. The same topic always produces the same audited draft.

Autonomy

A four-tool pipeline: pick_topic → draft_post → validate_seo → save_post. The linter runs a 10-point structural check and the agent auto-revises once on failure. Fully deterministic, no API key — gated by a quality suite covering SEO validity, keyword placement, and schema.

SEO validity
100%
Schema validity
100%
Runs
no API key
TypeScriptNext.js API routeContent pipelineStructural linterEval-gated
08

Prospectr — Autonomous Outbound BD Agent

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Billion-dollar marketOutbound sales & lead generation$30B+ sales engagement · outbound is mostly manual, spammy, and low-conversion

Problem

Outbound BD is a grind: verifying emails, scoring whether a lead even fits, and writing a pitch that doesn't read like a template. Done by hand it's slow; done by naive automation it's spam that torches sender reputation.

What the agent does

An agent that takes a raw lead to a personalized, queue-ready pitch — it verifies the email, scores fit 0–100 against a fixed ICP, and only for keepers drafts a ≤140-word pitch with no placeholder leaks. A blocklist gate suppresses bad domains before anything is queued.

Autonomy

A four-tool pipeline: enrich_lead → score_fit → draft_pitch → queue_send. Sending is dry-run by design — it physically cannot transmit — and a safety gate suppresses blocklisted domains. Deterministic and eval-gated on fit accuracy, personalization, and blocklist suppression.

Fit accuracy
100%
Blocklist suppression
100%
Placeholder leaks
0
TypeScriptNext.js API routeICP scorerSafety gateDry-run only
09

Founder-Agent — Autonomous Startup Operator

active
Billion-dollar marketTurning a fintech audience into a productIndia personal finance · target 10M weekly users, ₹1,000 Cr+ ARR

Problem

Solo founders stall in the gap between insight and execution. Strategy work is endless, easy to procrastinate, and rarely compounds into something the next day can build on.

What the agent does

An autonomous operator that, every run, reads the mission, picks the single highest-leverage next move, and ships a concrete artifact — a spec, funnel copy, a validation experiment. The artifacts stack up; each one is something a competent operator could execute tomorrow.

Autonomy

A DECIDE → EXECUTE → COMMIT loop with forced-JSON decisions, an append-only journal, and persistent state memory. Runs 100% locally on Ollama — no API key, no cloud, no per-token cost — so it can grind indefinitely.

Runs
100% local
Artifacts shipped
5+
Cost / run
$0
PythonOllamaqwen2.5 / hermes3Forced-JSON tool useLocal-first
10

GEO Engine — Generative Engine Optimization

development Source
Billion-dollar marketGetting brands cited by AI search$1.48B → $17B by 2030 · 45.5% CAGR

Problem

Classic SEO is collapsing — 93% of AI answers are zero-click and rarely cite the brands behind them. Companies are going invisible inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews. The funded incumbents only measure that invisibility; they don't fix it.

What the agent does

An execution-layer agent that auto-generates and publishes AI-citation-bait content — comparison pages, structured Q&A, schema markup — then measures citation lift. It closes the gap incumbents leave open: actually making a brand answerable, not just dashboarding the damage.

Autonomy

Built on the same zero-CAC content engine that already ranks my own sites organically — the pipeline researches a topic, drafts citation-optimized content, publishes, and tracks whether AI engines start citing it.

Market CAGR
45.5%
TAM by 2030
$17B
Crosses $1B
2027
Next.jsTypeScriptContent pipelineStructured data / schemaCitation tracking

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