Read the company.
The brain reads how your operation actually works. Vendors, document templates, customer rules, approval chains, edge cases, and the tribal knowledge that lives in someone's head.
LeedAB is a local AI operating system that learns your operations and runs them with Artificial Beings. Across portals, ERPs, dashboards, inboxes, spreadsheets, and PDFs. On your hardware. Your data. No APIs.
A decision on Monday, an outcome on Friday. Work bounces across five tools, every step lives in a different one, and the same problem comes back next week.
This is what we mean by an open loop. The work never feeds back. The tools don't talk, so each loop has to be reassembled by hand, and the same problem comes back next week.
A signal on Monday, an outcome on Monday. The brain owns the thread, the ABs run the work, and the same problem doesn't come back next week.
The brain learns the company. The ABs run the work. The loop closes in minutes, not days. The next run starts smarter.
A last-mile 3PL running fleets for Noon, Amazon, and other regional aggregators. The whole operation was reconciling by hand in Outlook, sheets, and WhatsApp. LeedAB went live in month one of the pilot.
"We do a lot of repetitive work. Payroll is the most repetitive of all. The team is overwhelmed. Emails get lost. Once this is automated, we can keep up."
A · Chat
B · Artifact
An Artificial Being (AB) is a colleague who never forgets a step, never sleeps, and owns workflows end-to-end. The brain learns how your business works: vendors, documents, approval rules, edge cases. The ABs use that context to drive the tools your team already uses, the way a human operator would.
Closed-loop operations. The brain learns. The Artificial Beings watch live surfaces, take the next step, route approvals, and write what happened back into memory. The work stops repeating.
The brain reads how your operation actually works. Vendors, document templates, customer rules, approval chains, edge cases, and the tribal knowledge that lives in someone's head.
Artificial Beings monitor the systems and channels your team already uses. ERPs, carrier portals, supplier portals, TMS dashboards, inboxes, spreadsheets, PDFs, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS.
When something changes, the right AB drafts the reply, updates the system, prepares the artifact, or escalates the exception. Computer use, the way an operator would do it.
Anything outbound can require one-tap approval before it is sent, submitted, or updated. Your team controls what each AB can draft, recommend, or execute on its own.
Every action, decision, correction, and outcome feeds back into the brain. The next run starts smarter. The loop closes. The work stops repeating.
Start with one painful workflow. Deploy one AB. Then expand across the operation as the brain learns the business. Five ship in-box. Bespoke ABs ship in one to two weeks.
ABs log into supplier portals, carrier TMS, SAP, and your inbox the same way your team does. Allocation and capacity states reconcile in real time across surfaces that have no API.
ABs answer in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Teams, SMS, email, or the local LeedAB console, with citations and an audit link. Operators stay in the surface they already live in. The AB stays one message away.
SKU-A-410 just slipped to W39. What's our W36 exposure?No operations team rips and replaces. LeedAB sits behind the systems you already pay for and operates them on your behalf, the same way a senior operator would, only continuously. WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Teams, SMS, email, or the local console as the interface.
LeedAB is built for operations where data cannot casually leave the building. Contracts, invoices, supplier rates, payroll records, customer commitments, and operational history stay under your control.
FileVault-class disk encryption with hardware-backed keys; every credential the brain holds is sealed against a key that never leaves the appliance's secure element.
Every action an AB takes, every login, every memo drafted, every flag raised, is logged with cryptographic chain-of-custody and exportable to your SIEM.
Buyers, planners, legal, security each see only the surfaces and ABs they're cleared for. Approvals are scoped, time-bounded and revocable from your SSO.
For export-controlled customers, the brain runs without internet egress. Models, weights and tooling are pre-baked into the appliance and updated by signed image.
LeedAB usually starts with one painful loop. POD reconciliation, deductions, supplier follow-up, allocation tracking, or compliance screening. Once the brain learns the operation, every new AB starts with context on day one.
The same install expands from logistics to procurement, finance, customer support, HR, and other back-office teams. One brain. Many Artificial Beings. A company that becomes increasingly legible to AI.
If your question isn't here, your account engineer will answer it on the kickoff call. We don't gate technical detail.
The simplest version: LeedAB takes the repetitive, cross-tool work your team still does by hand (payroll, deductions, POD reconciliation, follow-ups, supplier checks) and runs it automatically, in your office, on your hardware.
Under the hood, it is a local AI brain that learns how your business works, and powers Artificial Beings (ABs) that execute the workflows across the tools your team already uses. The brain is the runtime. The ABs are the work.
An Artificial Being, or AB, is a task-specific AI operator. Each AB owns a workflow, watches the relevant systems, takes action when something changes, routes approvals, and records the outcome.
No. Chat is only one interface. LeedAB is built to run workflows. Monitor systems, reconcile data, draft artifacts, update tools, escalate exceptions, and close the loop.
No. LeedAB works through browser portals, inboxes, spreadsheets, PDFs, and app screens. APIs help when available, but they are not required.
Minimum 8 GB of RAM, on macOS, Windows, or Linux. A small office desktop, NUC, or workstation works for most workflows. Heavier compute (GPU box, server) is recommended for large brains or air-gapped deployments. The hardware boundary is the security model: your data stays inside that machine unless you explicitly let it leave.
No. LeedAB runs locally on your machine. Customer data, logs, memory, workflow runs, and operational records all stay inside your environment. We bring the AI to your existing flow instead of forcing a large migration project. For air-gapped deployments, internet egress is physically blocked at the appliance.
Your team does. ABs can draft, recommend, update, or execute depending on the permissions you set. Anything outbound can require one-tap approval before it is sent, submitted, or updated.
Yes. LeedAB can be reached through WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Teams, SMS, email, or its local console depending on your deployment. Teams approve actions, ask for updates, upload documents, and trigger workflows from the channels they already use. Messaging is only an interface. The core product is the local brain and the ABs that run workflows across your systems.
Workflows shipped out of the box can be live in days. Book a call for us to scope your operation.
Start with work that is repetitive, cross-system, exception-heavy, and still handled by a skilled operator. Good examples include POD reconciliation, deductions, supplier follow-up, allocation control towers, compliance screening, and risk monitoring.
Bring us one painful workflow. We map it, deploy it locally, and turn it into an Artificial Being that runs inside your operation. 30-minute workflow review. Local deployment. First workflow live in days.