Turn approved findings into bounded work.
Vortex Agents is the execution layer of the AI workforce for ecommerce. Build and manage AI agents that work across connected systems within the permissions, approvals and limits you set.
The six crews are Vortex Agents.
The six crews are Vortex Agents. Each agent has one job, a scope it cannot exceed, and an approval path. That is what bounded work means in practice.
Six agents: lead, crawl, analyst, verifier, report writer, risk monitor. Finds and enriches, never applies.
FindsA lead plus six agents. Prepares changes and routes them for approval.
OptimisesGoverned writes: pause, activate, budget change, creative, budget shifts. Approval gate on each.
GrowsA five-member crew. Runs suites on demand or on schedule.
TestsA ten-agent build crew makes the fix. A separate ten-agent review crew challenges it. Never a dead end.
FixesRuns catalogue migrations and restore points on its own operations board.
ProtectsExecution with a defined boundary.
Tracked tasks
Turn a finding into work with an objective, scope, owner and status.
Scoped permissions
Limit each agent to the connectors and actions required for its workflow.
Human control
Writes follow human approval by default unless bounded automation is explicitly enabled.
Automations define the run. Agents act. Apps protect deployment.
Automations owns the trigger, schedule, scope, owner and approval path. Vortex Agents performs the bounded work. Vortex Apps owns staging, backup and rollback for supported commerce-platform workflows.
Current boundaries
- A catalogue entry does not guarantee write access.
- Available actions depend on connector, plan and permissions.
- Staging and rollback do not apply to every connector.
- Production writes require approval by default.
- Workflow availability is confirmed during setup.
Define the work, permissions and approval path.
Bring the workflow you want to improve. We will confirm the connector capability, plan fit and safe operating boundary.
Discuss a workflow
