Agentman

About Agentman

Agentman is a platform for turning a team's institutional expertise into versioned, portable agent skills. Its premise is that the useful knowledge in a company is not on the internet: it is the review framework a senior lawyer applies per contract type, the preferred-versus-acceptable-versus-walk-away decision logic on each clause, the threshold above which something goes to a partner, and the edge cases only experienced staff know. A skill captures those procedures, that judgment and those standards once, then runs identically in Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and Agentman's own agents through a single connection — so improving the skill in one place improves it everywhere, rather than leaving twenty people to maintain twenty divergent prompts. Skills are versioned, permissioned and carry an audit trail, and there is a browsable public library to start from. Above skills sit two heavier layers: an Agent Builder that assembles working agents visually from your skills with no code, and Agentic Harnessing, a custom-build service where the company orchestrates skills into systems for high-stakes work. Its proof point is Medman, a fully built eight-agent medical back office running in clinics today across more than 1,300 payers, handling eligibility verification, inbox triage and claims loops with an audit trail on every action, and a published customer result of 50 monthly verification hours down to 7.

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