The digital assembly line for mid-market service firms.
We build AI agent systems that run your firm's repetitive work, 24 hours a day, on Google Cloud. Your team focuses on what matters. The line handles the rest.
Five stations. One continuous workflow. No spreadsheets.
Every assembly line we build has the same five stations. Each station is an AI agent your team can monitor, govern, and pause at any time. Production-grade, not pilot-grade.
Input
Receives every signal that matters to your firm. Emails, forms, CRM events, calendar changes, voice messages, document uploads.
Monitor
Watches signals in real time. Classifies, routes, and flags anything that matches the rules your firm sets. Never sleeps, never misses.
Decide
Reasons through the decision with the full context your firm has built up. Escalates to a human on anything outside its sanctioned zone.
Act
Executes the work. Drafts the email. Updates the CRM. Schedules the meeting. Books the calendar. Files the document. Sends the invoice.
Report
Logs every signal, every decision, every action to BigQuery. Surfaces a daily morning brief. Your partners see what happened, what didn't, and why.
Built on the same architecture that runs Walmart, Mercedes-Benz, and Salesforce.
Our four-phase method moves your firm through Build, Scale, Govern, and Optimize. The same production agent architecture trusted by the world's largest enterprises, sized and priced for firms with 25 to 250 employees.
Architecture Design
Map your operation. Design the line. Pick the stations. Define the human checkpoints.
Agent Development
Build each station. Wire it into your systems. Connect to Memory Bank for persistent context.
System Deployment
Deploy to Agent Runtime. Identity, registry, gateway, kill switch. Shadow mode for 30 days.
Continuous Operation
Weekly tuning. Monthly reports. Quarterly redesign. The line gets better every week.
The same architecture runs at firms you've heard of.
Hendricks deploys the mid-market version of the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform that powers these production agent systems. Same architecture. Different scale. Numbers reported by Google at Cloud Next '26.
Scroll through a live deployment, station by station.
Here is what a client intake assembly line looks like for a representative 47-attorney law firm. One inbound lead. Five stations. Eight minutes from form submission to engaged matter, with a partner approval gate at the rate quote.
The signal arrives.
A new lead submits the firm's intake form at 11:47 PM. Three minutes after a Google search for "Houston employment attorney." The signal hits the assembly line within a second.
The agent classifies and routes.
The Monitor agent reads the lead, classifies it as Employment Law / Wrongful Termination, and routes to the correct intake queue. Confidence score 0.94. The misclassification flag is dormant.
Conflict check. Engagement scope. Rate.
The Decide agent runs the conflict check against the firm's matter database. Clear. Drafts the proposed scope of work. Calculates the engagement rate based on partner allocation and matter complexity. Pauses for human review.
Partner approves. The line ships.
Partner reviews on their phone, approves at 7:12 AM. Within 30 seconds the agent drafts the engagement letter, populates the client into the matter management system, schedules the intake call, and sends the welcome packet.
Logged. Surfaced. Auditable.
Every signal, classification, decision, and action is logged to BigQuery with full trace context. The managing partner sees this lead in their morning brief at 8 AM. The firm has a complete audit trail that satisfies bar association requirements.
Illustrative output from a Hendricks assembly line in production.
Representative monthly throughput for a single mid-market assembly line at typical operational scale. Actual numbers vary by client and workflow.
Pick the line your firm needs first.
We start with one line. We get it running in shadow mode in 6 weeks. We promote it to live when the numbers say so. Then we build the next one.
20 minutes. One Friday. Walk away with the line your firm needs.
We will walk through three live assembly lines from real clients, identify the one that fits your firm, and tell you what it would take to ship it. No deck, no pitch, no follow-up sequence. If it is not a fit we say so.