Specialist agents do the first draft. A person signs it off. You get a record of how it was made. Here’s what that looks like.
Day 1 — Install.
A shareable link or one line of code. Your team opens the workflow they need from the . No training week.kete
/ˈkɛteɪ/ Kete is the traditional Māori word for a hand-woven carrying basket. Typically made from indigenous plants like harakeke (New Zealand flax), these baskets are culturally significant taonga (treasures) that symbolize the carrying of knowledge, wisdom, and life-sustaining resources.
Daily — Run.
Someone drafts a job (RFI, allergen report, customs entry, board minutes). The agent does the first pass. Your named reviewer signs it off. It goes out.
Quarterly — Show.
Every output sealed in an evidence pack. File it. Forward to your auditor. Footnote for the board.
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Bring a job your team does by hand — an RFI, an allergen report, a customs entry. The agent for that work writes the first draft in seconds, trained on your industry’s rules and your way of doing things.
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The draft lands with a named person who accepts, edits, or rejects it. Nothing leaves your team — nothing sends, publishes, or gets lodged — without that sign-off.
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Every signed output comes with its receipt: the sources used, the assumptions made, what changed in review, and who approved it. One file, dated and filed, ready when someone asks.
Built for NZ. Each pack has NZ law, council and sector rules built in from the start.