Hudson OS
Hudson is the operating layer that makes custom agents usable in a real business: it watches client activity, shapes work into workflow patterns, asks for approval when the action matters, records what happened, and shows proof instead of asking you to trust a black box.
Hudson Command CenterEvidence: Gmail thread, proposal link, CRM stage. Recommended action: draft a follow-up for approval.
Sources required: inbox, CRM, calendar. Outbound send stays approval-gated.
Stage, note, and next-touch date recorded with receipt id and source references.
Why this matters
Hudson exists so clients can see what the system knows, why it recommended something, what it is allowed to do, and what result came back.
Hudson starts from business events: new leads, proposal opens, stale quotes, payment signals, calendar changes, source syncs, and approvals.
Workflow patterns show the outcome, required data, safety posture, setup path, and proof metric before anyone turns on a custom agent.
When Hudson or an agent writes back to a system, the portal keeps the status visible instead of burying it in logs.
90-second demo
A demo workspace can simulate an approved proposal, show the activity in Inbox, open the decision packet, and explain which workflow would be activated next.
Proposal opened, contact linked, source evidence attached.
Recommended follow-up, confidence, safety level, and required approval are visible.
The client sees what would be recorded, where it would sync, and what receipt comes back.
confidence 91%2.4h savedsend queuedreceipt okfreshWorkflow patterns
Reference patterns help us move fast, but the actual agentic workflow is designed around your sources, rules, approvals, and proof target.
Find open quotes, draft the next message, and keep outbound sends approval-gated.
Respond quickly, qualify the request, and route the lead to the right next step.
Ask happy customers for reviews and prepare replies for review before publishing.
Surface overdue invoices and draft polite reminders with payment context attached.
Summarize the account, recent activity, open decisions, and recommended agenda.
Group inbound issues, draft responses, and flag risky customer moments for review.
Trust and data control
Hudson is built for tenant boundaries, approval gates, source transparency, and client-readable records.
Client data is retrieved and displayed by workspace. Hudson's recommendations are grounded in the sources available to that account.
Sensitive sends and external changes are reviewed before they leave the portal, Slack, or a connected system.
Actions, sync states, and source receipts are exposed in the portal, with export controls being packaged for mature operations.
Product changelog
Recent portal work is focused on turning Hudson from a smart assistant into a client-ops command center.
Activity feed, attention filters, source evidence, recommendations, and writeback state in one daily review surface.
Outcome-first patterns with required sources, approval levels, setup path, demo mode, and proof targets.
Decision notes, business previews, evidence, payload facts, and clearer audit path for sensitive actions.
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Tasks readiness now appears in Settings so demo setup is obvious.
Soft-limit planning, activity balance, projected runway, and context budget visibility make growth easier to manage.
Portal readiness now shows what is live, what is optional, and what source setup should happen next.
Book a call and we will map your business with you — source requirements, first useful workflows, and where approval gates should sit.
Book a call No black-box demo · source requirements and safety policy shown upfront