What you get
- Persistent knowledge. Ingested from where you work — Slack, Notion, GitHub, Figma, transcripts, email. When engineers leave, context stays.
- Multi-agent hierarchy. Planning, execution, and verification are separated across four levels — how reliable engineering teams work.
- Cost-aware dispatch. Routine work runs on free local models. Frontier models handle high-value reasoning. Every call is tracked.
- Audit-ready by default. Every action emits a typed event. Every call is cost-tracked per tenant. Not a bolt-on — the design center.
Where to next
- What Amos can do — the four core capabilities, explained.
- How it works — the agent hierarchy and the knowledge layer.
- Developer reference — for integrators and system builders.