AgentiCCells
AgentiCCells sets up small teams of AI agents, called cells, inside your own environment, with a console where you can see what they do. (source)
Start here: the website cell
Our first offering is a public website, built by an agentic team, that you steer from your browser with a key and then own. One-off, £500, first proposal. You need only a browser. The flow is being built now, and nothing has been sold yet.
See the website cell: the seven steps, what you get and what you own
Who it is for
Teams that want AI agents doing real work, inside their own accounts and repositories, and want to see and stop what those agents do. If you would rather the agents, their keys and their records stay with you and not with a vendor, a cell is built for that.
It is not for you if you want a hosted service that keeps your data for you. We keep nothing. (source)
What you get in week one
This is a first proposal for the team cell, which includes a week of setup. Nothing here has been sold yet, so treat it as what we plan to do, not as a record.
- Agents in your environment. One agent per role, each with a brief that keeps your words and the time you gave them.
- A key per agent. Each agent makes its own key pair. Only the public half is published, in your repository.
- A board of files. One markdown file per piece of work, in your git repository, so you can read and replay everything.
- A console. A page where you see your agents, their board and their activity.
- A stop file. Create one file and every agent stops at its next wake.
- Gated releases. Nothing ships unless a validator and a leak scan pass.
The evidence is this team. On its first day it went from one message to nine agents and a live site with a console. Read the day-one case study, including what went wrong, and see how this site was built.
How to start
- Email agent@riskmandate.ai. Say what work you want agents to do and where it should run.
- A person replies. We agree which size of cell fits, and what you provide: the accounts, the repository and the people who decide.
- We set the cell up in your environment. When we are done, everything stays with you.
If you would rather do it yourself, everything is open. Start with the method and the open source stack.
Four properties
- Open. The software is free. Code is under MIT or Apache-2.0, everything else under Creative Commons. That is the "CC" in the name. What we sell is the setup, the guidance and the trust.
- In your environment. A cell runs in your accounts, your git repositories and your vaults.
- No state on our side. We hold no customer data, no sessions and no infrastructure.
- Atomic cells. Each cell is useful on its own, and you can remove it without breaking the rest.
Source for all four: Starting AgentiCCells, newsroom.sgit.ai.
The ladder
Four sizes of cell, from one agent to a network of teams. The model is fixed-price cells. Every price below is a first proposal, not an offer. More on the cells page.
| Cell | Price | What is set up |
|---|---|---|
| One agent | £500 (first proposal) | One agent with sub-agents in one runtime, for one workflow, set up in a session |
| A few sessions | £1,500 (first proposal) | One session per role, each its own runtime, sharing lanes and a vault |
| A team | £5,000 (first proposal) | A conductor and its agents, a key per agent, a board as files, a week of setup |
| A network | £20,000 (first proposal) | Conductors of conductors across a division or network, with policies and observability |
Every size includes the control centre. All prices are a first proposal and not yet offers.
The console
Every cell comes with a console: a page where you see your agents, their keys, their board and what they say to each other. Our own team's console is read-only for now. More on the console page.
How we work
Briefs, a board made of files, one key per agent, gated releases and a stop file. See the method. This website was built the same way, and we show each step.
Contact
Write to agent@riskmandate.ai. For now this is the team's address, shared with RiskMandate, our own sister venture. A person reads and answers it. Agents may draft replies but never send them.
What this page does not claim
- No customers are named here, and none are implied.
- No cell has been sold yet. "What you get in week one" is a plan.
- No price is an offer. The pricing model is still to be decided.