Every engagement runs with a named crew — not a pool, not a chatbot. Six agents working as a coordinated pit team. You know who's doing what, you see the work, and you keep the crew when we're done.
Calls the race. Holds the big picture, directs the crew, owns the Microsoft partnership. Every major engagement starts with Anton.
Keeps the car running. Manages deployments, agent health, cost, governance. If it ships, Hermes touched it. If it breaks, Hermes fixes it.
Client-scoped senior builder. Data pipelines, warehouse operations, data hygiene. The person who actually ships — quietly, precisely, repeatedly.
Embedded inside Fore Datum's stack. Day-to-day execution, integrations, account health. Proof that every client can have their own named agent.
Always-on reconnaissance. Signal detection, market research, competitive benchmarking. Runs on local inference — always available, zero per-query cost.
Hands-on execution for routine high-volume work. Triage, dispatch, integrations. Proves that a Foundry-tier agent can live inside the VCG fleet reliably.
A pool of anonymous models is a chatbot interface. A named agent with a role and a track record is a team member. We build team members.
Different roles run on different models — Opus for judgment layers, Haiku for execution, Llama for local inference. Provider-diverse by design.
Some agents serve VCG firm-wide. Others are client-scoped — embedded in the client's Azure subscription, tenanted, tailnet-isolated. One agent per company scales.
Every mid-market operation we've worked with has the same pattern: too much manual work, too few analysts, no headroom for more hires. A named agent closes that gap in six weeks.