▸ AI AGENTS
AXIOM, CIPHER, and RACK are purpose-built AI agents for procurement teams — vendor intelligence, contract discipline, private infrastructure — each with its own edge of the job. Beneath them sits one procurement-native spine; how you say hello and where inference is allowed to live are yours to tune.
▸ MEET THE AGENTS
AXIOM is your primary procurement intelligence agent — handling vendor scoring, RFP analysis, spend clustering, and workflow automation at scale. Built for sourcing teams that need speed and accuracy without sacrificing rigour.
CIPHER runs entirely air-gapped — no data leaves your environment. Designed for organisations handling sensitive contracts, confidential strategies, and proprietary supplier intelligence. Full NLP extraction with zero-egress guarantee.
RACK handles the infrastructure layer — sizing onsite GPU deployments, benchmarking latency against cloud providers, and validating compliance readiness. The technical backbone that makes private AI viable at enterprise scale.
▸ HOW IT WORKS
Start where the work points — AXIOM when procurement velocity matters, CIPHER when the brief is sensitivity, RACK when you are shaping the private stack underneath. Same lineage; different edge of the problem.
A conversation in the terminal is one natural on-ramp. The same specialist is equally comfortable answering a Web API your services already speak, or sitting inside an MCP-aware toolchain if that is how your builders like to wire things — whoever meets the agent first, the behaviour underneath stays coherent.
We carry the procurement-native knowledge spine and the integration patterns that wrap it. Sometimes the lightest path is an agent-shaped loop you lean on as a service; sometimes the quieter one is inference parked beside hardware you control. The posture can shift; the craft does not.
What returns is still meant for operators: a plan, a trace you can reason about, the artefact itself, and the observability crumbs that make the next hand-off obvious — export, file, or automate without re-litigating the run.
Open the terminal for the quickest conversation. The same agents are meant to follow when chat, HTTP, or MCP-shaped hooks suit you better — or when you would rather keep inference on hardware inside your own fence.