Request early access.
Agentic Ensemble is in early access: we are working with a small number of teams before a wider release. Tell us the goal you would bring. If it is a fit, we open a clean workspace and run it with you on a thirty-minute call: you read the plan it comes back with, see a gate stop it, and see what it cost.
What the thirty minutes actually contains.
Your goal, in your words.
You describe the job. We open a workspace holding nothing but that pursuit and hand the goal to the planner. No prompt coaching: if it needs coaching, that is a finding.
The plan it produced.
Phases, the line-up it chose, the ceiling, and where it put the gates. We change something in front of you so you can see what re-signing costs.
A gate, and the record.
You sign one, it runs, and we open the ledger on what it did, who did it and what it spent. If it fails, you see that too.
What to bring, and what not to bother with.
- A real job, not a test. The demo is only worth your time if the output would be worth having. A memo you owe someone on Friday is perfect.
- The files it would need, if any. A folder, a data room, a handful of PDFs. We upload them into the workspace on the call.
- Your hardest objection. If you already think this will fail on procurement, or on cost, or on quality, lead with that and we will spend the time there instead.
- Whoever says no. Security reviewers and finance are welcome. Most calls go better with them in the room than without.
- Installing anything. We run it on our side for the call.
- Writing a good prompt. The plan on this site came from a sentence with a typo in it. That is the point.
- Preparing questions. You will have better ones fifteen minutes in.
- An NDA, unless you need one. We will sign yours if your work requires it: say so in the form and it will be done before we meet.
What you leave with.
| The plan | The one your goal produced, in full: phases, line-up, ceiling and gates. Yours whether or not anything follows. |
| The output | Whatever the run produced, rendered to your own template if you sent us a brand kit beforehand. |
| The record | The transcript and the cost breakdown, so you can show someone what actually happened rather than describe it. |
| A straight answer | If your use case is a poor fit, we will say so on the call. We would rather lose thirty minutes than six weeks of a pilot that was never going to land. |
Three ways to get further without talking to anyone.
The security review pack.
The control registry and the questions reviewers actually ask, answered, on one page. Read it
See what we have used it for.
Nine kinds of work from our own use. Yours would be staffed for your domain. What it’s for
Nine plans, published in full.
Phases, gates and line-ups from our own runs across nine kinds of work. Read them
Or write instead. A plain email gets a plain answer, usually the same day, and it will be from a person who has read your message rather than a sequence.
Five fields. One of them matters.
The goal line is the one we read first; it is what lets us arrive with a workspace already pointed at your work instead of a blank one.
Every request reaches one inbox: assistant@agenticensemble.ai
If a form is not your thing, write to assistant@agenticensemble.ai directly; it is the shared inbox for the company, not a personal address, and it is the same inbox the form posts to. A person reads it and replies, usually the same day; if it turns out we cannot help, you will hear that in the first reply rather than after a discovery call.