Demos that never ship
You’ve seen impressive AI demos, but nothing is running inside your actual business yet.
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An AI agent development company for growing businesses — we design, build and run custom agents that work inside your inbox, documents, CRM and accounting tools, and hand anything important to a person. Your code, your accounts, your agents.
TribeHQ is an AI automation agency for growing businesses. Custom AI agent development for growing businesses: agents that read your inbox, documents and CRM, do the busywork and ask a person before anything matters. Built on your stack, owned by you.
You’ve seen impressive AI demos, but nothing is running inside your actual business yet.
Off-the-shelf chatbots don’t know your clients, your rules or where your data lives.
You want the time savings, but not an AI that emails a client or changes the books unchecked.
Custom to your process, built on the tools you already use — and a person approves anything that matters.
Software that uses an AI model like Claude to work through a task step by step — reading information, deciding what to do next and using your tools — rather than just answering a single question. Ours stop and ask a person before anything important.
It depends on how many tools the agent touches and how much it needs to decide on its own. We start with a fixed-fee workflow audit, then a 2–4 week build sprint. See the pricing page for how it works.
Mostly Claude, because it’s strong at careful, multi-step work and following rules. We’ll use another model where it’s clearly the better fit, and you’re never locked in.
Least-privilege access, approval steps before anything reaches a client or changes money or records, logs of every action, and tests on real examples before go-live.
Yes. The code lives in your GitHub and runs in your accounts. No licence fees to us — cancel and it keeps running.
A 30-minute call. We’ll look at how you work today and tell you what’s worth building — and what isn’t.