How we're building the future of AI agents

We didn't set out to build a platform. We were just trying to fix something broken.

Over the past two years, my co-founder and I built real AI agents — not demos, not chatbots, but tools people relied on at work. And every time, the same pattern played out:

• 🤖 1: Build the actual agent
• 🔧 2: Set up infra, auth, basic integrations
• 🤯 3: Realize your agent needs more tools, more other agents or you want to use that cool oss agent released recently, but how?

Frustration kicked in fast.

Every team keeps rebuilding the same plumbing. Meanwhile, users get stuck inside vendor silos:

• Your assistant in Microsoft.
• Your automation in Zapier.
• Your chatbot in OpenAI.

No ownership. No flexibility. No control.

If a platform changes something — pricing, features, API access — you scramble. Or start over.

So we flipped the question: What if anyone on your team could spin up an AI agent — and fully own it?

Not just use it. Own it. On your stack. In your flow. Doing real work.

That’s why we’re building AgentArea.

A place where agents aren’t bots — they’re teammates you trust with tasks. Where PMs, ops, design, support — anyone — can create or receive an AI agent built just for their job. No devs needed. No glue code. No lock-in.

• ⚡️ Open-core version dropping soon — fully self-hostable
• ☁️ Cloud version on the way — plug-and-play
• 🏢 Running a larger team? Give your employees agents they need

This is how we think AI should work: Owned. Flexible. Safe.

Join us on making AI Agents first class citizens of the business.