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Training Agent. Every new hire ramps like your best hire.

In most small companies, new-hire ramp depends on whoever has a spare hour to help. A Training Agent gives every new person the same guided path through your actual processes — at their pace, with their progress tracked.

The job description

What your Training Agent does all day

Walks new hires through your real systems

Step-by-step guidance through your actual tools and processes — not generic training videos — with questions answered as they come up.

Teaches the way you actually work

Built from your SOPs and custom Skills, so it teaches your process, your standards, and your exceptions — not textbook versions of them.

Checks understanding as it goes

Quick checks confirm each process actually landed, and progress rolls up so you know who's ramped on what — and where someone's stuck.

Updates itself when the process changes

Change how you do something and the training changes with it — no stale slide decks teaching last year's workflow.

What changes

Before and after the hire

Before

Onboarding is shadowing whoever has time

After

The same structured ramp for every hire, tracked start to finish

Before

Training materials are a slide deck from two years ago

After

Living training that updates when the process does

Before

You learn someone missed a process when it breaks

After

Progress tracked and gaps flagged early

No rip-and-replace

Works in the tools you already run

We build the agent into your existing stack — it joins your systems the way a new hire would, instead of making you switch tools to fit it.

SOPs & playbooks
Your internal tools
Screen recordings
HR & onboarding systems
Slack / Teams
Checklists & docs

How it's built

Trained on your processes, not a template.

Your Training Agent runs on custom Skills — capabilities built from how your business actually works — wired into the tools your team uses every day. No two installs are the same, because no two businesses run the same.

Two ways to hire it

One sprint, or part of your AI department.

Build this one agent as a fixed-scope Automation Sprint — scoped, quoted, and shipped in weeks. Or make it one of many shipped and managed by your Embedded AI Department.

Questions

Training Agent FAQ

Does this replace our trainers?

It replaces the repetition, not the mentorship. The agent handles the hundredth walkthrough of your CRM process so your experienced people can spend their training time on judgment, culture, and the hard cases.

How does it stay current?

The training is generated from your live SOPs and Skills, not from a frozen course. When a process changes, the material changes with it — and the agent can flag which team members need the update.

Can we see who's actually ramped?

Yes. Progress and comprehension checks roll up into a simple view of who has completed what, who's stuck where, and which processes trip people up most — which is usually a sign the process needs fixing, too.

What does a Training Agent cost, and how fast is the build?

It's a fixed-scope sprint with the number agreed up front. Scope depends on how many processes you want taught at launch — the natural starting scope is the onboarding path, growing from there. Shipped in weeks.

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Ready to make the hire?

Start with a strategy call. We'll look at how this role fits your operation, what it should own first, and the fastest way to ship it — one sprint, or as part of your AI department.