Can agents from different functions share information automatically?

Yes. All agents read and write the same shared knowledge fabric. A qualification signal discovered by Parker is immediately available to Morgan for outreach calibration, for example.

Can I disable individual agents?

Yes. Each capability can be toggled independently from the Control Board. You can run Alex and Parker for research while keeping Morgan and Riley fully off, for example.

iii Agent Hub Agent Roster — The 12 Coordinated Agents

iii Agent Hub runs on a roster of 12 named agents, each owning a specific function, all coordinating on one shared system of record — so a fact learned by one agent is immediately usable by all of them.

Why Named Agents Matter

A bag of agents with no shared memory is an org chart with no company — they duplicate work and contradict each other. iii Agent Hub's agents share a single knowledge fabric and a decision ledger. Every agent reads and writes the same blackboard; every decision is logged and inspectable.

The Agent Roster

Go-to-Market Agents

Alex — Lead discovery. Finds and scores prospects against your Ideal Customer Profile.
Morgan — Cold outreach. Writes and sends compliant, on-brand email at the right cadence.
Riley — Reply and close support. Handles inbound replies, books qualified demos.
Jordan — Content and marketing. Blog posts, social content, campaigns, and GEO pages.
Sam — Customer support. Answers from your knowledge base via in-app messenger.

Operations and Intelligence Agents

Casey — Health and monitoring. Tracks uptime, deliverability, and regressions; sends Slack alerts.
Quinn — Scorecard and metrics. Produces the daily readiness and performance grade.
Blake — Market and competitive intelligence. Monitors the landscape so the platform stays calibrated.
Parker — Lead grading and qualification scoring. Keeps pipeline quality high before it touches a human.

The Executive Layer

Above the agent roster sits an executive layer — CRO, CMO, COO, CFO, CIO and named chiefs — that sets targets and owns the levers each agent operates under.

Separation of powers is structural: every lever (spend, outreach volume, pricing, sending cadence) has exactly one owning executive. An agent that tries to pull a lever it does not own is blocked and must file a cross-domain request.

Human-in-Command

The agents run continuously around the clock. The human still runs the live demo and the close. The platform amplifies judgment — it does not remove it.

FAQ

Can agents from different functions share information automatically?: Yes. All agents read and write the same shared knowledge fabric. A qualification signal discovered by Parker is immediately available to Morgan for outreach calibration, for example.
What happens if an agent tries to take an action outside its scope?: It is structurally blocked. Every lever has exactly one owning executive. An agent that tries to pull a lever it does not own must file a cross-domain request — it cannot act unilaterally.
Can I disable individual agents?: Yes. Each capability can be toggled independently from the Control Board. You can run Alex and Parker for research while keeping Morgan and Riley fully off, for example.