Featured First Agent
The QA Agent
Test suites generated, run, and maintained. Regressions caught before release — and QA cycles compressed from days to hours.
What it does.
- Generates and maintains test coverage as your code changes
- Runs suites on every build and flags regressions with the failing change identified
- Drafts bug reports engineers can act on immediately
- Reports coverage and escaped-defect trends over time
What it never does.
Guardrails, by design:
It never merges code and never blocks a release on its own authority — engineers own the ship/no-ship call.
Every action is logged in Kascade OS; consequential actions wait for a named human's approval.
How it starts.
This agent is one of six we most often deploy first — high volume, low blast radius, fast to baseline. The Approach (2 weeks) confirms the business case against your actual data; the Ascent (6 weeks) puts it in production, run in parallel with your current process until the numbers earn the cutover.
How it's measured.
Success criteria are agreed in writing before the build: the baseline, the target, and how both are measured. You see actuals against baseline from day one in production.
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Lead Response Agent
Every inbound lead enriched, scored, and in a rep's hands in minutes
