Cells
A cell is a small agentic team set up in your environment. It is useful on its own, and you can remove it without breaking anything else. There are four sizes.
The four sizes
| 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 model is fixed-price cells. Every price is a first proposal, not an offer. Whether support comes as finite packs or in some other form is still to be decided.
The six setups of an agentic system
The newsroom describes six setups, from the simplest up (source):
- A task.
- One agent.
- An agent with sub-agents, in one runtime.
- Several sessions, one per role.
- A conductor and its agents.
- Conductors of conductors.
The lower three are a prompt. The upper three are a setup, with keys, lanes, boards and policies.
Which cell matches which setup
Our reading of the ladder against the six setups:
- One agent sets up an agent with sub-agents in one runtime.
- A few sessions sets up several sessions, one per role.
- A team sets up a conductor and its agents.
- A network sets up conductors of conductors.
What every cell includes
- The console, so you can see the agents and what they do.
- A key per agent, with only the public half published.
- A board of files in your own repository.
- No state on our side. When the work is done, everything stays with you.
What this page does not claim
- No cell has been sold yet.
- The matching of cells to setups is our reading, not a measured result.