Agentic commitment intelligence

An agent that stays on every commitment you’ve made.

A dashboard waits for you to check it. Kramuly’s agents don’t wait — they read the work behind every client program — the commits, deploys, tickets and channels — to know which commitments will miss weeks before the status turns red, investigate why, and draft the fix for you to approve.

For IT services firms, GCCs & systems integrators running client programs.

Onboarding a small group of design partners.

Illustrative preview — one commitment, watched, explained, and acted on.

The problem01 / 07

Leaders are flying blind —
until the steering review.

01

Green that’s quietly red

The status says healthy; the real state diverged weeks ago.

02

Blindsided, too late

Programs surface as failing in the review, when there’s no time left to fix them.

03

Margin & dates leak unseen

Fixed-bid programs slip on cost or deadline before anyone sees it coming.

04

A number, never a reason

Even when something turns red, nothing tells you why, or what to do about it.

Reported vs. reality02 / 07

The status is green.
The reality is everywhere else.

A status report is one tidy, lagging line — and it’s almost always green. The real state of a program is scattered across a dozen places, buried in the work itself. Kramuly reads those scattered signals and reconstructs the single truth the report is missing.

Reportedsteering deck
On track Orion — fixed-bid rollout updated 14 days ago
one number, one direction
Realityspread across your tools
Slack · #orion-program
Client escalated scope — twice this week.
Jira
12 tickets reopened this sprint.
Commits & deploys
Velocity down 40%; release stalled 9 days.
ERP
Margin −6 pts against plan, unbilled.
Kramuly reconciles the gap into one true state — Orion will miss · flagged 3 weeks early
What the agents do03 / 07

Not a dashboard. A team of agents that work.

Three things they do on their own — that a status report never will:

01

They stay on the work, continuously

Every commitment, every program — read from the work itself: the channels, the tickets, the commits, the deploys. No one pulls a report or updates a status. The agents stay on the work, not your people.

02

They investigate

When something drifts, they trace it to its root across the context graph they’ve built — your Slack and Teams channels, Jira, the commit and deploy history, and ERP — the way your best analyst would, without being asked, and tell you why, with the evidence.

03

They draft the fix

The escalation, the re-plan, the client update — written and ready for you to approve. From signal to action, autonomously.

How it works04 / 07

The agents read the work, not the status reports.

Every promise you make a client — in a SOW, a steering review, a Slack or Teams channel — is a commitment. Kramuly reconstructs their true state from the raw signals your teams already generate — read-only, no migration, no new tool for anyone to adopt.

01

They read the signals

Slack and Teams channels, Jira, commits and deploys, ERP — the exhaust where the real state lives.

02

They build the context graph

A living map of how every commitment, team and vendor depends on the others — so a blocker in one surfaces as risk in all of them.

03

They reason and act

What will miss, why, and the intervention to make now — drafted and waiting.

Signal sources
Slack & TeamsChannels, threads, and the decisions made in them.
JiraTickets, sprints, and where the work really stands.
Commits & deploysCode velocity, churn, and release cadence — the true pace.
ERP & financeCost, billing, and margin as they actually move.
SOWs & contractsThe commitments themselves — scope, dates, terms.
Steering decksWhat was reported up — measured against reality.

Read-only, at the level of the work — commitments and their signals, never individuals.

Where it’s heading05 / 07

From single warnings to a coordination room.

As trust builds, Kramuly becomes the surface where every at-risk commitment is triaged and resolved — humans and agents working the same room.

Illustrative preview of where Kramuly is heading — the coordination room for human and agent execution.

What it saves06 / 07

The savings hide in the slips
you never have to absorb.

The costliest part of a miss is finding out late. The margin quietly eroded, the penalty triggered, the dependency that stalled five other commitments — caught weeks early, each is a footnote instead of a write-off, and none of it ever shows up on an invoice.

Margin

Protected margin

Catch a fixed-bid slip while it’s still a few unbilled days — not a quarter you write off at close.

Penalties

Penalties never triggered

Hit the dates that carry SLA credits and liquidated damages, before the miss is locked in.

Dependencies

Blockers cleared before they cascade

Cross-team and vendor dependencies about to stall a commitment, surfaced early — and unblocked before one slip becomes five.

Scale

A PMO that scales without headcount

The agents do the dirty work — reconstructing status, chasing updates, tracing blockers — so each leader runs more programs and your senior people spend their time on judgment, not data-gathering.

Who it’s for07 / 07

Built for IT services, GCCs
and systems integrators.

Delivery Heads, COOs, and Heads of PMO who run client programs and carry the number — the people accountable for what was promised, and the first to be blamed when a commitment slips.

IT services firmsGCCsSystem integratorsEnterprise transformation orgs
Early access

We’re onboarding design partners now.

If you run programs and you’re tired of being surprised, let’s talk.