Alknoma, in the proactive agent space, builds and secures proactive AI agents for teams, online, anywhere. A proactive agent starts its own work, carries it over days inside a team's tools, and decides when to act. Alknoma builds one for your team as a service, offers Ayven, a built agent, and gives away Minutehand to test your own.
Three ways to get one
- Ayven, the built agent, for business owners. It turns a team's conversations into structured records of who asked what, who owes an answer and what was decided, and automates the follow-ups until the work is confirmed done. ayven.ai.
- Agent services, for teams that want an agent of their own. You name the piece of work; Alknoma builds the agent that carries it, inside the tools your team already uses, and secures it before it goes live. How we work.
- Minutehand, free, for engineers building their own. It runs your agent through simulated days of work in seconds and reports what it got wrong. minutehand.ai.
What building one involves
A proactive agent is built for one recurring piece of work: a question that goes unanswered, a ticket that needs shepherding, an approval that has to be collected. It starts from the event that opens the work or from a time it booked for itself, remembers who it asked and what is still open, and decides when to follow up, when to wait and when the work is done. It works inside the tools your team already uses, so nothing moves to a new tool. How to build one covers the four parts every such agent needs.
What securing one means
An agent that acts on its own is only useful if what it says is true and it acts at the right time. Before an agent Alknoma built reaches a team, it runs through simulated days of work in Minutehand, against fake versions of the services it uses, with simulated people who answer late or not at all. A run fails on the same words sent twice with nothing new, on a move the service refuses, and on acting before an approval. A follow-up sent before a person's declared time to answer is flagged for review. With a reviewer model, so is any quote, amount or name the agent was never given.
Who it is for
Teams whose work is coordination: chasing answers, keeping tickets moving, collecting decisions and approvals. If that is your team, book a Google Meet and walk us through the work. If you would rather build the agent yourself, Minutehand is free.
Frequently asked questions
- Do we have to build the agent ourselves?
- No. Alknoma builds and secures one for your team as a service. Teams that want the outcome without an agent of their own use Ayven, the built agent. Engineers who are building their own can test it with Minutehand, which is free.
- Where does Alknoma work?
- Online, with teams anywhere. The agent works inside the tools your team already uses, and the testing happens in Minutehand against fake versions of those services, so nothing depends on where either of us sits. Alknoma Ltd is registered in England and Wales.
- What does securing an agent mean?
- Running it through simulated days of work before it goes live and checking every message, ticket and item it touched: the same words sent twice with nothing new, a move the service refuses, acting before an approval, and, with a reviewer model, facts it was never given.
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