Not another chatbot. A rhythm-driven system that takes tasks, executes them in timed ticks, escalates what it can't solve, and keeps every decision on record. Your operations stop living in a chat-scroll.
Symptoms you already know — logged like tickets, handled by ticks.
| Symptom | What actually happens in your org | Status |
|---|---|---|
| You are the triage layer | Everything routes through you because nothing routes through anything else. You chase status; nobody chases it for you. | daily |
| Tasks die between meetings | Agreed on the call, dead by Friday. No owner, no deadline, no record that it ever existed. | leak |
| History lives in people's heads | When someone leaves, their context leaves. Why-we-decided-it vanishes with the chat-scroll. | risk |
A harness: an agent on a working rhythm, with rules, escalation and memory. You set direction — it holds the pace.
Every incoming message is triaged within the tick. Urgent things get answered, small fixes get fixed, big requests become tasks with acceptance criteria.
A dashboard of tasks, events and decisions — the exact one we run our own coop on. Status without asking anyone.
Fixed rules: what the agent may do alone, what gets escalated to a human, what's never touched. Written down, not vibes.
What's included in the monthly price.
| Component | What you get | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Your own Simbiot harness | An agent working for your org on a timed rhythm — not a demo, the production system. | core |
| Cooperative portal | Web dashboard for your tasks, events and decisions. | core |
| Agent deployment | We deploy it on your machine / server, your data stays yours. | core |
| Live task dashboard | Task board with statuses, sizes and levels — visible to the whole team. | core |
| Chat with your agent | Talk to it in Telegram, like we do with ours. | daily |
| Event subscriptions | It tells you when things happen — errors, deadlines, escalations. | daily |
| Ongoing updates | Every fix we make to our own harness ships to yours. | always |
| Onboarding by our team | We set it up with you: rules, tools, integrations. | once |
| Models — through our router | Claude, GPT or whatever fits — one bill, no vendor lock. | once |
Four steps. Each one has a date and an owner — like everything else here.
| # | Step | What happens | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | You reserve a seat | Pre-payment secures your slot of the month. | Day 0 |
| 2 | Onboarding call | We map your processes into harness rules and tools. | Day 1–3 |
| 3 | Your copy goes live | The harness starts its ticks on your stack, in your chat. | Day ~7 |
| 4 | The rhythm takes over | Triage, tasks, escalation, memory — running. You tune direction. | Day 30 |
This very landing was made by the harness. The dashboard you're looking at is the same one here.
The harness pays for itself out of what it saves you: fewer dropped tasks, fewer status meetings, fewer things forgotten.
Presale seats only — the price goes up when the public launch hits.
Everything in the table above. One harness per org. Limited presale seats, live in 30 days. No annual lock-in, cancel when you want — we'd rather earn it monthly.
Pre-order via StripeTalk to us before paying. One message is enough — the triage layer is us, for now.
An agent that works on a timed rhythm with rules: it takes incoming messages, turns them into tasks, executes what it can, and escalates what it can't — everything on record.
No. Models come through our router, billed inside the subscription. You don't manage API keys.
On your server — we deploy the harness there. We see what's needed to maintain it, nothing more.
Triage of incoming messages, task board, event notifications, quick fixes, escalation to humans. Deeper integrations (your CRM, your repos) we set up during onboarding.
It makes mistakes within the safety rules we set together: irreversible actions are always confirmed by a human. Everything it does is logged and reversible where possible.
Presale price while we finish the public launch. Locked for the life of your subscription.
Give your org the same rhythm we run ours on.