An AI employee that lives in your facility.
A physical appliance on site that holds its own memory, keeps its own files, runs its own schedule, and plugs straight into your Performance Hub data. It knows your operation, remembers what matters, and works while you sleep.
Knows your operation
Direct access to core software systems and hardware, scoped to exactly what you grant it, to give you full access control.
Remembers what matters
Builds long-term memory of you and your business that isn’t limited to your conversation, project or model provider.
Works unattended
Scheduled tasks prepare your morning briefing overnight, and watchdogs notify you only when something is wrong.
Working with your agent.
Brief it like a colleague
Ask it for insights, patterns, device health or status updates and get answers from live data. If there’s an issue, tell it to take action and report back when it’s done.
It asks before it acts
Reading your data is one thing. Unlocking a door is another, so the agent checks with you first unless you asked for that exact one. Every unlock it makes lands in the access log beside the human ones, with a reason and the person it acted for.
Teach it once
Walk the agent through a workflow and it saves it as a skill it can run again. Where it notices itself repeating work, it writes the skill without being asked. Over months that becomes a library of how your site is actually run.
It splits the work up
For larger jobs the agent spawns subagents, each taking one part and working in parallel. Their results come back to it, not to you, so you brief it once and get one answer.
Nothing is throwaway
Come back a week later and the full history is waiting. The agent picks up where you left off instead of starting from nothing, and every message stays attributed to a Performance Hub identity.
You set the boundaries
Decide who can use the agent and which facilities and modules it can see. Access, budgets, and limits live in the AI Agent module, not in a second admin panel.
The agent handles the routine. You handle the judgement.
Software agents stop at the screen. Yours does not.
Every other agent platform connects to your apps. Performance Hub connects your agent to the physical environment: the cameras, doors, gates, and sensors that already run your site. It sees what happens in the room, and it can do something about it.
What it can see
- People counting, dwell time, and zone activity from AI Vision, live.
- Every door and gate event: who entered, when, and whether they were allowed.
- Camera feeds and recordings through the CCTV module.
- Environmental and IoT sensor signals from the devices on site.
- Controller and device health across every location.
What it can do
- Unlock, lock, or identify a door or gate.
- Push a message to the displays and audio in the space.
- Raise an incident, notify a human, and log the evidence behind it.
- Build the report or the dashboard, and serve it from the appliance.
- Run any of it on a schedule, or the moment a sensor trips.
Three ways to get AI agents into your business.
The cloud coworkers from the big AI labs are very good at what they do, and worth having. A DIY box can work too, if you become its sysadmin. Only one of the three lives on your site, keeps a memory you own, and can open a door.
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Cloud AI coworker
Genuinely capable at research, writing and code. It works on documents and SaaS accounts while you are at the keyboard, on one lab’s models, with a memory that lives in that lab’s account and stays there when you leave. It has no path to a door, a camera, or a sensor on your site.
02
DIY mini PC
Possible, if you become its sysadmin: API keys, integrations, security, and maintenance that nobody owns. Wiring it into your physical infrastructure is an ongoing project and distraction when you should be focused on your business.
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Performance Hub AI Agent
Arrives pre-configured and pairs in minutes. Routes across hundreds of models rather than one, reads your live operational data natively, runs unattended, and acts on the doors, cameras, and sensors you already have. The memory is yours to back up and move.
A turnkey product, not an integration project.
01
It arrives ready
A compact, fanless appliance, set up before it ships. There is no software to install.
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Pair in minutes
Scan the pairing sticker and the agent appears in Performance Hub.
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Grant its scopes
Choose which facilities and which modules the agent is allowed to read.
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Put it to work
The onboarding wizard walks you through models, spend, notifications, and scheduled tasks.
What arrives in the box
AI Agent Processor
A compact, fanless appliance that ships ready to go, with power supply and pairing QR included. Ethernet recommended, Wi-Fi setup via temporary hotspot, optional HDMI status display.
Models included
Pre-wired to our router so you get access to hundreds of models out of the box. Requests can be auto-routed to the best suited model or manually selected. There are no API keys to obtain, rotate, or pay for separately. Spend is metered per-agent with daily, weekly and monthly caps. Credits can be topped up automatically or manually, giving you complete control over costs.
Active memory
Some agents have passive memory systems. They recall what you have discussed and what you have uploaded and curated for it. Our AI Agent has an active knowledge system: it writes to a file system, builds a searchable wiki, and uses a semantic memory engine based on neuroscience that indexes everything it learns across every session for concept-level recall months later.
Connected on arrival
Over 700 connectors to major platforms and tools. If something is missing, your agent can build it for you.
Backups and updates
Automatic, encrypted, hourly backups to the cloud regions you choose. Device health, metrics, and updates are managed from Performance Hub alongside your other modules.