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AAktoh Cyber

See it work

Watch the fleet run before you give anyone your email.

This is a faithful simulation of a real dispatch: one generalist plans the job, specialists run in parallel, and nothing consequential happens until you approve it.

How a run works

Five steps, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Ask in plain language

    You talk to one agent — the Infosec Lead — the way you'd talk to a colleague. No query syntax, no console, no knowing which tool to open.

    "Did anyone in finance get phished this week?"

  2. 02

    The job gets planned

    The Lead decides which specialists are relevant, what evidence each needs, and what a good answer looks like before anything runs.

    Plan: identity · email · payments

  3. 03

    Specialists run in parallel

    Each specialist investigates its own domain at the same time. A day of analyst work compresses into the length of a coffee.

    4 agents dispatched · 11s

  4. 04

    You get a verdict, not a dashboard

    One paragraph: what happened, what it means, how confident the fleet is, and the evidence behind it.

    Verdict + confidence + evidence

  5. 05

    You approve what matters

    Anything that changes state queues for you. Approve, decline with a reason, or ask a follow-up. Everything is logged and reversible.

    1 action awaiting approval

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Simulation

Ask the fleet something real:

  1. specialists working in parallel…

Explore the platform

Meet the specialists you just watched work.

Every agent has a single job and a published remit. Open one to see what it monitors, what it can do alone, and what it must ask you about first.

Parallel, not sequential

A question that would take an analyst a day is fanned out across specialists at once.

Plain language out

You get a verdict and a recommended action, not a dashboard of raw findings.

You hold the trigger

Every consequential action queues for approval and is logged with who approved what, when.

Start free. Add credits only when the work justifies it.

Run the whole fleet across unlimited nodes at zero platform fee — you pay only for tokens. Move to a pooled plan when the usage justifies the lower rate.