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The infrastructure for AI agents that take action.

Not another chat tab. Give agents your company knowledge, connect them to the systems you already run, and put them where work actually happens: your helpdesk, your APIs, inside your product, or on a schedule.

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POST /agents
POST /agents
{
  "name": "Support Triage",
  "model": "gpt-4o-mini",
  "goals": ["Triage and answer inbound support tickets"]
}

POST /agents/{agent_id}/query
{ "message": "Summarize today's escalations" }

Three steps to working agents

01

Knowledge that stays

Upload your docs, code, and data once. Agents draw on it in every run. No more pasting the same context into a new chat every morning.

02

Tools that act

Hook agents into the APIs and workflows you already have. They draft, update, notify, and escalate. They don't just recommend the next step.

03

In your product

Package agents as Apps. Embed them in the software you already ship. Call them from your API. Cerebral stays the infrastructure. Your product stays the front door.

From scratch

Before you ship anything that is actually yours, you are building multi-tenant auth, retrieval, tool wiring, webhooks, scheduling, session memory, audit, and metering. None of it is your product. All of it is required to ship one agent that can act.

On Cerebral

That layer is already there. Days to weeks to a working agent, with us, on infrastructure that already exists. Your engineers stay on persona, policy, and your APIs. You build the part that makes you different.

We built the hard layer. You build what's yours.

The platform

  • Agent lifecycle and the models you choose
  • Workspaces, roles, and API keys
  • Company knowledge: upload, retrieve, reuse
  • Apps, embeds, chat, and API
  • Inbound events from your helpdesk and systems
  • Actions through your APIs and outbound webhooks
  • Schedules for work that should not wait for a prompt
  • Usage you can actually see

Your layer

  • Voice, persona, and when to escalate
  • The APIs that run your business
  • Your helpdesk, your process, your people
  • An App your operators run, or an embed your customers see

Embed AI in the products you already ship.

Cerebral is the infrastructure. Your product is the front door. Apps package the work. Embed puts it where people already are.

Apps

Turn agents into products your team can run. Start from a working shape, like support triage, then make it yours.

Embed

Drop that experience into your own UI. A panel beside the ticket. Chat in your app. Your brand, your workflow, our runtime.

From support to engineering to operations.

The infrastructure holds all of it. Same runtime. Same knowledge. Different agents. One goal: the work, done.

Customer support triage

An agent on your helpdesk reads incoming tickets, answers the routine ones from your docs, and escalates the rest to the right person.

Engineering knowledge assistant

Load an agent with your codebase and architecture decisions. New engineers get answers; senior ones get their mornings back. Same platform as triage. A different agent.

Scheduled operations

Agents that do not wait to be asked: yesterday's escalations on your desk at 8am, a weekly brief, a watch on the work that should not slip.

Assistants help one person at a time.

Cerebral is infrastructure your whole company runs on.

Chat Assistant
Cerebral
Where it works
A browser tab
Inside your product, helpdesk, and APIs
Company knowledge
Pasted in, then forgotten
Loaded once. Used every run.
Taking action
Tells you what to do
Does it, in your systems
Working style
Waits for a prompt
On demand, or on a schedule
Team access
Personal accounts
One workspace. Roles, keys, usage.
How you ship it
A tab they have to open
An App or embed in the product you already have
Specialization
One general assistant
Focused agents for each job

Twenty teams. Real work.

We are not looking for people to click around a demo. We are looking for teams with a use case that matters, and the willingness to run it. You get the platform, the founders, and a say in what we build next. We get the truth about whether it holds.

What you get
  • Free access for the length of the beta
  • A direct line to the people building it
  • A seat on the roadmap
  • Launch pricing locked when we charge
What we need
  • A real workload, not a sandbox
  • One onboarding call, thirty minutes
  • Five minutes of feedback a week
  • The honest version, including what is broken
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