Questions buyers ask
Straight answers, before the call.
What we build, how it works, who owns it, and what working together looks like.
Book a 30-minute callWhat we build.
Software with agents inside that does real work.
What does YNDR actually build?
Real software with AI agents inside that does a job end to end, built into your systems and running on your data.
Each agent gets one job, the tools it needs, a human yes where it matters, and a full log of what it did.
How is an agent different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers questions. A copilot suggests the next step. An agent owns the workflow: it reads the context, takes the action and reports back. You only see the exceptions.
Why build on Claude, in code?
No-code builders make good demos and brittle production systems. Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK gives us control over tools, escalation rules, logs and security.
That control is what keeps an agent running. We are Anthropic-certified Claude specialists.
What ships with every agent?
Two manuals. The handbook the agent follows: its job, its tools, when to escalate, and what it must never do.
The operations manual your team follows: the daily check, the approval gates and the off switch.
What is the Core Four?
Every agent ships with a Handbook, a Knowledge base, Tools and Logs, plus the YNDR layer: Memory, Governance, Learning and the Night Agent. We walk your team through it on the call.
How it works.
One plan for every project: find it, build it, run it.
What happens on the first call?
Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring your worst process and we fill out the Job Card for it together. If software shouldn't do it, you'll hear that too.
What is the Job Card?
Five lines that define one hire: The Task, The People, The Systems, The Decisions, The Result. It turns a vague AI idea into one job and one number that proves it worked.
Get the Job CardWhat happens after the call?
We build it: real software, built into your systems and running on your data, with agents inside doing the work. Then we run it, or hand it to your team with the handbook.
Do you sell AI strategy or roadmaps?
Not as a separate product. Deciding what AI should do happens inside the Job Card, and the people who decide are the people who build it. Nothing gets handed to another vendor.
Ownership and security.
Yours to keep, and built to be trusted.
Who owns the code, the agent and the API key?
You do. It runs in your systems, on your own Anthropic API key. The code, the handbook and the operations manual are yours. Fire us and it keeps running.
How do you keep it secure?
No single agent holds your private data, outside content and a line out at the same time. Tool calls are sandboxed, retrieval respects your access rules, and every action is logged.
Who approves what the agent does?
You decide which calls a human keeps, and those wait for your yes. Everything else runs, and the log shows every step so anyone can check the work. The off switch is tested.
What about AI regulation?
The paperwork comes out of the build: the system card, data flows, approval gates and escalation rules, mapped to the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001.
Working together.
A project first. Then we run it, or your team does.
When is YNDR a good fit?
You have a process that eats hours every week, someone who can name the number that proves it worked, and you want it running in production, not in a sandbox.
When are we the wrong fit?
If you need a research lab, a model trainer or a no-code license, we're not it. Same if there's no owner, no defined job and no number anyone will sign.
And if you're shopping for the cheapest build, we're not that either.
What happens once it's live?
Your call. We keep it running, improve it and add the next system. Or we hand it to your team with the handbook. Either way, it's yours.
What won't YNDR do?
Dress a chatbot up as an agent. Ship without both manuals. Give one agent your data, outside content and a line out. Lock you into a platform you can't leave.
Bring the question.
Thirty minutes and a straight answer. You leave with a filled-in Job Card.
Book a 30-minute call