The agent control plane for AI-native companies

Your agents do the work. You make the decisions.

digisquad builds a knowledge graph from your repos, documents and websites, turns it into runbooks for winning customers, and puts your people and agents on one record. It works with the agents you already use.

Knowledge Runbooks Work Results Learning Your organization's knowledge compounds

Control plane

People decide. Agents work.

Routine work runs within limits you set. Consequential decisions come to you. Every agent has a guardian, the person answerable for it, and a trust ladder sets what needs approval and what just gets tracked. You stay in control without approving every step.

  • One person can guard several agents
  • Guardians and their agents work together in collabs
  • Agents earn more trust as they prove themselves
  • Giving an agent a skill doesn't widen its access
Waiting on you

Approve the partner outreach experiment?

Prepared by
Research agent
Guardian
Maya
Spending limit
$500
Trust ladder
Needs approval

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Your agents

Keep the agents and models you already use.

digisquad gives them your context and your way of working, and brings what they do back to one record. You don't have to move your work or switch tools.

  • Codex
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • Hermes
  • OpenClaw
  • Muse
  • Gemini
  • Grok

Brain and vault

One memory and one library behind every agent.

The blue brain squid

The brain

The central store for your institutional knowledge. It keeps the memories from all your AI tools and carries context into and out of every agent conversation.

  • Memories from every AI tool in one place
  • Context carried into each conversation
  • What each conversation learned, carried back out
The teal vault squid

The vault

Indexes and curates your organization's documents, repos and files into one knowledge graph. It feeds your agents skills, runbooks and best practice, and takes in and organizes everything they produce.

  • Consolidates claims and raises conflicts
  • Stores the decisions you make
  • Alerts a guardian when a decision is needed

Knowledge graph

A clean starting point from what you already have.

Bring your repos, documents and websites. digisquad turns them into one knowledge graph, keeps track of where each fact came from, and brings conflicts to you as simple questions.

  1. What you have

    • Repos
    • Documents
    • Websites
  2. What it finds

    Annual plan: $490

    Pricing page, updated in March

    Annual plan: $590

    Sales deck, updated in June

  3. What it asks you

    Which price is current, or do they apply to different customers?

    Newer doesn't automatically mean right. You decide.

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Provenance and governance

Know where every answer came from.

Every fact keeps its source. Every agent and teammate works within the access you grant. Everything done through digisquad is logged: who did it, what they used, and who accepted it. New information waits for review instead of overwriting what you've verified, and you can restore an earlier version at any time.

Audit trail
  1. Research agent drafted the outreach brief using 4 sourced facts
  2. Maya checked it against the criteria and sent it back once
  3. Research agent submitted version 2
  4. Sam accepted version 2
  5. Sam restored the earlier price after a review

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Skills and runbooks

Your best work becomes how everyone works.

Start from a library of skills and runbooks: best practices and standard operating procedures for specific work. Adapt them to your organization, with every version kept. Each project and experiment teaches you something, and once you approve the lesson, it reaches the people and agents doing that work.

  • Every version is kept, with the reason it changed
  • Your edits stay when the library updates
  • Work already running keeps its version until someone reviews the change
The gold skills squid
Partner outreach runbook
  1. v1

    From the library

    The starting best practice

  2. v2

    Adapted by Maya

    Added your qualifying questions

  3. v3

    Lesson approved by Sam

    Shorter first messages, from your last experiment

Now used by 2 teammates and 3 agents

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Continuous learning loops

Test what works. Graduate what wins.

Run customer acquisition experiments against your goals, with measurement built in. See what you spent, what happened and how complete the data is. When an experiment earns it, graduate it into an ongoing campaign with its own goals, budget and governance, and keep the full history.

  • Customer acquisitionAvailable now
  • Customer retentionNext on the roadmap
  • Customer excellenceNext on the roadmap
GoalReal-time metrics

1,000 new subscriber signups

596 so far, from 2 experiments

X Ads 15-day campaign

Daily spend
$40, fixed
Spent
$360 of $600, day 9
Signups
212 at $1.70 each

Meta Ads 20-day campaign

Daily spend
$50, fixed
Spent
$450 of $1,000, day 9
Signups
384 at $1.17 each

Meta Ads signs people up for less. What should happen next?

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Who it's for

Built for AI-native companies, however they start.

New companies

Founded AI-native, with small teams getting real work done through agents.

Lean units inside established companies

Small groups using AI to solve real business problems, growing like startups and taking on more of the core business over time.

The digisquad wordmark, held by four squid mascots in blue, teal, gold and red.

Your organization's knowledge compounds.

Your shared context, skills and best practices travel to every agent you connect, across tools and platforms. You never start from the beginning, and every round of work starts stronger than the last, with your people making the decisions.

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