The Problem
Why This Exists
Small service businesses get software built for somebody else — a dashboard of twenty modules with an AI chat tab bolted on the side that can answer questions but cannot do anything. The owner is still the one doing all the work.
The Solution
What We Built
Smagle inverts it. The agent is the primary interface: it proposes work, waits for the owner's sign-off, then executes through the modules underneath. The modules are the agent's hands and the dashboard is the receipt. Nothing reaches a customer without approval, and the agent re-checks before it acts.
Capabilities
Key Features
Technology
Tech Stack
Architecture
System Design
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The agent is the primary interface, with the module layer as its execution surface and the dashboard as the record
02
Agent actions persisted through an approval state machine, so nothing reaches a customer unreviewed
03
Pre-execution re-verification that retires actions whose underlying facts have changed
04
Multi-tenant isolation enforced at the application layer
05
A Capacitor shell that loads the live server-rendered product rather than a bundled export, with native push, barcode scanning and biometrics
06
EventBridge-scheduled agent scans and weekly reporting across a twelve-stack CDK footprint
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