Public repository, versioned release
webular
An open-source web research CLI that routes focused capabilities through a deterministic task graph.
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Agent Workflow Sprint
One unreliable workflow turned into a tested agent-assisted path with permissions, recovery, and a runbook.
A working workflow with a human control point, clear stop conditions, and proof that failure does not create duplicate work.
Best fit
The buyer and the boundary.
A small team with a repeated workflow that is manual, brittle, or unsafe to hand to an agent without controls.
You send
- The current workflow and one named owner
- Sandbox or approved access after written scope and payment
- Representative inputs and known failure cases
I deliver
- Current-state map and failure inventory
- One narrow production workflow
- Tool or protocol integration only where justified
- Least-privilege access and secret handling
- Happy-path, recovery, rejection, and refusal tests
- Deployment or local runbook
- One written or recorded handoff
Definition of done
Check it in under five minutes.
- Repeated requests are idempotent
- Consequential outward actions have an explicit checkpoint
- Known failures stop cleanly and produce a useful error
- No secret appears in source or logs
- The agreed suite passes in the target environment
Named exclusions
Finite by design.
Anything outside this list and the written scope becomes a new fixed-price change, not invisible extra work.
- Open-ended platform ownership
- Unsupervised spending
- Bulk cold outreach
- Sensitive production access before payment and written authorization
Relevant public proof
Inspect the source.
Public repositories show the current artifact and its limits. They do not stand in for invented client outcomes.
Public repository, validators documented
Hermes Toolbox
Public, reusable agent building blocks with explicit sanitization, identity-neutrality, and safety checks.
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