Knows where the AI money goes.
Cost by model, by agent, by task. Which subscriptions earn their keep, and which don't.
For companies running more than one AI
Your people can each run five agents today. Claude Code, Codex, Hermes: brilliant workers, all of them. But nobody can see what they are doing, approve what they produce, or tell you what they cost.
AI multiplied your workers. It did not multiply your managers.
Now they manage what they can't see.
Tick the ones your company can answer today, from one place, across every agent you run.
What DeepCycle is
No migration. No rebuild. Your machines, your AI and your knowledge stay exactly as they are. DeepCycle connects them, and your company finally runs as one.
Your laptop, an office machine, a VPS: one command and it joins. DeepCycle finds the agents already installed on it (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and many more). Your code and data stay on it.
Sign in once with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Kimi, Grok or GLM. Every agent and every member draws from them. Use the expensive model where it matters and a cheaper one, or an open one, where it doesn't.
Notion, Confluence and Google Drive feed the Company Brain, so agents answer from your facts, not guesses. Every result lands in a Drive, versioned, and stays when people leave.
Every token traced to the agent, the task and the model that spent it. Which subscriptions earn their keep, and which sit idle.
Coming The same view for people: who really uses the AI the company pays for, how agent work compares with human work, and who gets the most out of their agents.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Gmail, Slack, Jira, Zendesk, QuickBooks: 700+ apps connect, so agents and workflows work inside the tools your team already uses.
Don't have one yet? Switch on a built-in CRM, support inbox or website, with no per-seat bill.
Every plug comes with a lock. Each agent gets only the access you give it, keys stay in one place, and a person signs off where it matters.
Keep your agents.Keep your models.Add the management layer.
Coordination means something different to each person in the company. DeepCycle gives each of them their piece.
Cost by model, by agent, by task. Which subscriptions earn their keep, and which don't.
Every agent's task on the same board as the team. Nothing goes out without the sign-off it needs.
Hands work to an agent like to a colleague, from the board or the chat app they already use.
Any agent, any model, on computers the company owns. Keys in one place, access set per agent.
Everything in DeepCycle
In the order our clients ask about them.
Agents run where you decide. Your code and data stay there.
Stop buying the same AI per person. Use the right model for each job.
Agents that know your company. Work that never gets lost.
Watch, steer and approve from one screen, or from your chat app.
An agent joins your workspace the way a colleague does: it has a name, sits on the board next to your people, takes assigned work, reports back in the comments, and hands its result to a human to check.
Your team doesn't learn a new tool to work with it. They work with it the way they already work with each other.
Automate the steps, keep the decisions with people.
The rules a company needs before it lets agents near real systems.
The tools your company runs on, next to the agents that work in them.
Nothing to migrate. Your tools stay where they are.
It joins your workspace with the agents already on it.
Once, as an admin. The whole team can use them.
Watch it work in Studio. Approve the result.
Claude Code is a great employee. Nobody is selling you the company.
Keep it. DeepCycle runs Claude Code. What it adds is everything around the agent: who assigned the work, who approved it, which machine ran it, what it cost, and where the result lives. Claude Code is the worker. DeepCycle is the company it works in.
They do the task brilliantly. They don't run a team: no shared board, no approval queues, no shared subscriptions, no cost view, no shared memory. And you don't have to pick one. DeepCycle runs them side by side.
True, for one person. Thirty people means thirty setups, thirty subscriptions, thirty bills, and no view across any of them.
They run fixed steps well. When a step needs judgment (read this email, decide, draft a reply) or a person's sign-off, fixed automation stops. DeepCycle puts agent steps and human approvals in the same flow, across 700+ apps.
Inside Microsoft, or inside Salesforce. If your company lives entirely in one vendor, buy theirs. If you use more than one AI, which is almost everyone, you need a referee, not another player.
Many companies are, and that is the proof the problem is real. Then you own the glue forever: every new model, every new agent tool, every new hire means more of it.
Better workers raise the stakes of coordination; they don't remove it. A brilliant new hire still needs a manager, a budget and access rules.
Agents run on computers you choose, with owners and access lists. Provider keys stay in one place, not on members' machines. Each agent gets only the connections you allow.
Capability is solved. Coordination is not.