Rayna Tours.
14-slide deck. Built from work-log evidence.
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Your CRM should write itself. Grounded in your won deals, your emails, your meetings. You approve every send. Every action ships with a receipt. Model used, tokens spent, cost, reasoning. Nothing hidden.
14-slide deck. Built from work-log evidence.
Agent_04 builds first-meeting decks from real won-deal evidence. Story arcs lifted from the closest past projects. Peer-client tiles filtered by your prospect's industry. Pricing pulled from actual closed deals. Every claim cites its source. The agent then runs its own audit — 17 structural and content checks — and only hands you the deck when the audit passes.
“Ramfincorp needed to build and scale a digital lending system capable of instant-credit decisioning. Antino delivered the platform, owned the model pipeline, and shipped it to 12L users in 26 weeks.”
Read-only by default. Every action ships with a receipt: model used, tokens spent, full reasoning trace. You can read why.
Scores leads, watches external signal — funding, exec moves, role changes — so you know which prospects woke up overnight.
Drafts replies in your voice, grounded in deal context and the language of past won deals. You approve, it sends.
Prepares before, summarises after. Catches what was promised, when, and what you owe the customer next.
Builds first-meeting decks from real won-deal evidence. Cites every claim. Audits itself before handing over.
Synthesises your day across inbox, deals, meetings — and tells you what to skip. Opens with money, not bullets.
You approve every send. You override every score. The agents work for you, not the other way around.
This is a real Tuesday. The agents start before you do, hand off to each other, defer to you on every decision that touches a customer, and report back at the end. Scroll through it.
Briefing dispatched — opens with money, not bullets.
₹36L still decaying — you haven’t touched TruBoard or Britannia since yesterday. ₹142k sitting in 3 drafts.
4 prospects woke up overnight. Two raised. One hired a CTO.
Open briefing on the train. Skim the permission-to-skip section.
3 drafts ready for review. Tone matched. Past quotes cited.
Anil — quick follow-up on the LOS scope. The two areas I think we should tighten before the demo are eKYC fall-back coverage and the credit-bureau retry path. Both came up in your last call with Ramfincorp.
Approve Vintek draft as-is. Reject Casha — wrong industry hook.
Vintek Bank discovery · 45 min. Prep brief surfaced at minute one.
Wrap-up sent. Three commitments tracked. Next-step due Friday.
First-meeting deck assembled. 18 slides. Audit passes. 0 fixes.
EOD pulse: 2 deals advanced · ₹47L closer · 1 thing for tomorrow.
Briefings open with rupees at stake. "₹75L is decaying" is what you act on — not "you have 12 things to do".
Most operator tools tell you to do everything. Antino tells you what NOT to do today, and why.
Each agent run shows model, tokens, cost, and the full reasoning trace. No black boxes. You can read why.
Drafts cite real won-deal pricing, real client quotes, and the past projects closest to yours.