Work directly with the project's creator to deploy the OS, connect it to your environment, build private agents and views, and extend the implementation against an ongoing roadmap.
The OS is open source. You do not need a commercial licence or Greg's involvement to use it.
Establish a useful Praxis Agents OS environment around the organisation's infrastructure, systems, governance, and first operating workflows.
Continue expanding what the organisation can reliably delegate through a prioritised programme of private capability development.
Initial implementation gets Praxis Agents OS operating inside your organisation. The ongoing roadmap expands what your organisation can reliably delegate to it.
Reusable infrastructure can improve the open-source project while your agents, views, workflows, business rules, data, and internal connections remain private.
Private development can focus on the workflows and operating controls that matter most to each organisation.
Reporting, pacing, QA, recommendations, and recurring campaign tasks with review before consequential action.
Ingest, classify, enrich, structure, review, and route operational data into private tools and workflows.
Role-specific dashboards, queues, approvals, exceptions, and audit surfaces around live work.
Extract, structure, review, and export information from business records with visible exception handling.
The strongest engagements start with an important repeat workflow, a real internal owner, meaningful systems and governance constraints, and room to expand beyond the first implementation.
Usually a fit: unusual workflows, private context, custom interfaces, deployment control, approval or audit requirements, and budget for continued development.
Usually not a fit: cheap one-off scripts, vague AI exploration, staff augmentation, software access without implementation responsibility, or immediate unsupervised autonomy.
Include the workflow, systems, technical constraints, internal owner, and what would make an initial implementation useful.