Operational Intelligence

AI Agents Designed for Real Operations

Operational AI agents that execute tasks across systems, coordinate with human teams, and maintain context across long-running processes.

Autonomous Execution
Cross-System Coordination
Adaptive Workflows

Operational AI agents built on QORIS execute tasks across systems, coordinate with human teams, and maintain context across long-running processes. Unlike assistants that provide recommendations, these agents operate as part of your infrastructure—planning work, calling APIs, managing state, and handling exceptions.

The Thinking Agent OS provides the orchestration layer that enables agents to reason about multi-step operations, delegate subtasks, and persist execution state. This is not automation by rules—it is intelligence that adapts to context, learns from outcomes, and operates reliably at scale.

The Problem

Execution Boundaries Fail

Most AI tools designed for operations fail at execution boundaries. They can analyze data, generate recommendations, and even draft plans—but they cannot reliably execute those plans across multiple systems. This creates a bottleneck where AI becomes another tool that requires human orchestration.

Isolated Systems

Copilots and assistants compound this problem by operating in isolation. A sales copilot may recommend actions, a support assistant may draft responses, and an operations tool may flag issues—but none of these systems coordinate with each other.

Memory Without Persistence

Orchestration without persistent memory breaks down over time. An agent may successfully coordinate a multi-step process today, but tomorrow it starts from zero. Without memory, every operation is a new operation, forcing agents to rediscover context.

The QORIS Approach

Reasoning Before Execution

QORIS agents reason about operations before executing them. When an agent receives a task, it first plans the sequence of actions required, considering dependencies, system availability, and policy constraints.

The agent does not blindly execute a predefined workflow; it constructs a plan based on current context and then executes that plan, adapting when conditions change.

Orchestration of Intent

Orchestration in QORIS differs from automation in that it coordinates intent rather than executing scripts. QORIS agents evaluate conditions, reason about alternatives, and choose actions based on context.

This orchestration layer sits above individual tools, providing a control plane that manages how agents reason, act, and coordinate.

Persistent Memory for Strategic Operations

Persistent memory transforms operational AI from reactive to strategic. When an agent processes a customer request, it remembers the outcome and learns from patterns across operations.

Memory enables agents to improve over time rather than reset with each session, making operational AI systems that compound in value rather than remain static.

What This Enables

Autonomous task execution

Agents execute multi-step operations without human intervention. They call APIs, update databases, send notifications, and coordinate across systems based on reasoning rather than predefined scripts.

Cross-system coordination

A single agent can orchestrate actions across CRM, support systems, billing platforms, and internal tools. The agent maintains context across these systems, ensuring consistency and reducing integration complexity.

Operational handoffs between agents and humans

Agents can escalate to humans with full context about what has been attempted, what succeeded, and what requires human judgment. When a human completes their portion, the agent resumes execution with updated context.

Long-running process management

Operations that span hours, days, or weeks are managed as persistent processes. The agent maintains state, handles interruptions, and resumes execution when conditions change or systems become available.

Reduced manual overhead

Operations teams spend less time coordinating between systems and more time on exceptions and strategic work. Routine operations execute automatically, with humans involved only when judgment is required.

Reliable execution with auditability

Every action is logged with reasoning context. When an operation fails or produces unexpected results, teams can trace the agent's decision path, understand why actions were taken, and improve the system based on real outcomes.

Adaptive workflows

Agents adapt workflows based on context and outcomes. If a standard process fails, the agent can try alternatives, route around failures, or escalate with detailed context about what was attempted and why.

Pattern recognition and improvement

Over time, agents identify patterns in operations—what works, what fails, and what requires human intervention. This enables continuous improvement of operational processes without manual analysis.

How This Is Built on QORIS

Thinking Agent OS

Operational agents run on the Thinking Agent OS, which provides the orchestration layer that enables reasoning, planning, and execution. The OS manages agent lifecycle, coordinates multi-agent workflows, and provides the control plane for how intelligence is applied across operations.

Memory & Context Retention

Memory and context retention are fundamental to operational agents. The OS maintains agent-scoped and system-scoped memory that persists across sessions, enabling agents to remember previous operations, customer preferences, and workflow outcomes.

Governance & Policies

Governance and policies ensure operational agents execute within defined boundaries. The OS enforces policies that control what actions agents can take, what systems they can access, and when human approval is required, providing auditability and control at scale.

QMA Integration Layer

Integrations through QMA (QORIS Management API) provide the execution layer that connects agents to operational systems. This integration layer abstracts the complexity of connecting to different systems, providing agents with a unified interface for executing operations.

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Build agents that execute operations, not just recommendations.

Autonomous task execution across systems
Cross-system coordination and orchestration
Long-running process management

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