Trenith HQ, AI Agent Operations Workspace
Client, Trenith internal platform
The AI-agent operating system Trenith runs on: a 12-agent roster doing GTM, code review, and delivery work, with every outbound action gated behind a human approval.
What was broken
AI agents that send email, publish content, or touch a CRM cannot be allowed to act unsupervised. The engineering problem is control: let a dozen agents do real work while a human approves every outbound action, spend stays capped per agent, and everything stays auditable.
What we built
Trenith built HQ as a Next.js and Postgres workspace where every agent run passes one gate: kill switch, per-agent budget ceiling, and policy checks before execution, then an approval queue with audit logging before anything leaves the building. The GTM engine mirrors inbound leads from the CRM every two minutes, drafts replies for one-tap approval, runs cold campaigns with deliverability auto-pause, and posts a weekly report. A Telegram bot handles approvals on the go; a GitHub bot reviews every pull request with inline comments.
AI & automation layer
The stack
Outcomes
What this proves
Trenith engineers AI agents the way serious clients need them: human-approved, budget-capped, and fully audited. It runs its own company on them.
Sitting with the same problem?
A 60-minute call. You leave with a one-page scope and a fixed number, or a straight "this isn't for us."