Agents that do the work. You stay in control.

Turn a real business opportunity into work your team can run.

You describe what needs doing. Digital Mind structures it, assigns the right agents, and proves what happened — while you keep every decision that matters.

Human defines, agents execute, evidence confirms

Digital Mind in action

9 agents. 4 databases. One qualified sales lead.

A simulated market-intelligence run scanned Danish company records, cross-referenced public announcements, verified a DKK 1.5 billion factory investment, and surfaced a qualified lead — with evidence, source citations, and a contrarian check attached. The agents worked across country registries, job boards, procurement data, news, LinkedIn and X — then packaged it into a sales-ready brief.

Simulation boundary: public sources only, no CRM access. Lead state: MORE_EVIDENCE_REQUIRED — awaiting sales acceptance.

What makes Digital Mind different

Not a chatbot. Not another tool to learn. Agents that actually carry the work.

Agents work. You decide.

You set the direction and keep authority over approvals, commitments, and anything that reaches a customer. Agents research, draft, coordinate, check — and stop where you say stop.

Agents don't sleep. They learn.

While your team rests, agents keep working. Every cycle makes them better — they learn from outcomes, adapt to what works, and improve without anyone rewriting the rules.

Evidence, not hope.

Every material step leaves a record. You can see what happened, when, and why. When evidence is missing, the work pauses — it never gets waved through.

Built for teams, not just enterprises.

A five-person company carries the same complexity as a multinational — suppliers, customers, deadlines, regulations. Digital Mind gives you the same quality of agent help, without the platform team.

What Digital Mind can do — and what backs it

Capabilities linked to the canonical registry, each with its evidence status. Trust claims are backed by adversarial testing, with their boundaries stated.

Proposed

Evidence-backed research

Research and analysis with sources your team can check.

Card-declared capability; runtime admission is a separate proof.

Proposed

Drafting and documentation

Structured drafts, proposals and documents prepared for human review.

Card-declared capability; runtime admission is a separate proof.

Supported

Independent multi-perspective review

Work is checked by reviewers that did not create it.

Demonstrated in bounded local review panels; not a continuous production service.

Proposed

Continuous case progression

Opportunities keep moving with visible state instead of stalling in inboxes.

Registry-declared; end-to-end operator usability not yet proven.

Supported

Structured delivery planning

Work is decomposed into reviewable steps with explicit dependencies.

Repo-local sequencing evidence; identity pinned by registry path (CAP-052 collision group).

Supported

Decision-option simulation

Options are explored with structured scenarios before commitment.

Local/advisory simulations; decision authority remains with people.

Trust claims — proven with boundaries

PROVEN
AI-agenten do not approve their own work. Self-review rejection proven by adversarial probe; full chain integration not proven.
PROVEN
Merges require separate operator authority. Unauthorized merge rejection proven; health endpoint is not a merge API.
PROVEN
Delegation is authorized and replay-protected. Unauthorized and replayed dispatch rejection proven with claim ledger.
PROVEN
Tasks are checked for scope and filesystem isolation. Cross-envelope violation detection proven by probe.
PROVEN
Work operates within explicit resource limits. Budget rejection proven; long-term PostgreSQL durability not yet migrated.
PROVEN
Duplicate work is detected before admission. Duplicate demand deduplication proven; concurrency hardening follows.

Your work. Your rules. Your agents.

That is the .my in Digital Mind. The design starts from your perspective — the work on your plate, the decisions that are yours to make.

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