Multi-Agent Orchestrator
Coordinates specialist agents, delegates tasks and consolidates results under supervision.
Learn more →Operations, capacity and service. Straight answers, written for executives.
Reuse what the first project built: the integrations, the security setup, the evaluation method and the governance. Pick the next processes that share systems or data with the first, and keep one owner and one metric per agent.
The second and third agents are usually faster because access, monitoring and approvals already exist.
As agents multiply, an orchestration layer routes work between them and a shared audit trail keeps oversight simple.
Review the portfolio quarterly: retire agents that do not move their metric.
Coordinates specialist agents, delegates tasks and consolidates results under supervision.
Learn more →Proposes high-impact actions and queues them for human approval before anything runs (Level 3 autonomy).
Learn more →A long-term memory layer: captures interactions and personalizes the other agents over time.
Learn more →Luby has taken more than 1,350 projects to production for companies in the US and Latin America. North American leadership in Miami, senior nearshore engineers whose working day overlaps yours. About Luby →
Scope, success metric and kill criterion agreed in writing before any code. If the case doesn't hold up, you stop there.
The agent runs next to your team without touching anything. You compare its decisions with your people's before it goes live.
Supervised by default: every high-impact action has an approver, an audit trail and a kill switch your business team controls.
Deployed in your cloud or an isolated environment, models under no-training terms. AWS and Google Cloud certified partner.
Thirty minutes with a senior AI architect. You leave with the three processes where agents would pay off fastest and what each would take.