One text each morning
Chief Agent Officer
One agent runs the rest. Each morning it texts you what changed and what needs your OK.
Meet the Chief Agent OfficerAI agents for real estate and construction
We build agents that do the paperwork, from checking the site to running the property. Your team makes every call.
For owners, developers, architects, contractors and property managers.
Your team decides. The agents do the paperwork.
One Chief Agent Officer runs the rest and texts you what needs your OK.
See it step by stepFrom checking the site to running the property
Follow the work in the order it happens.
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Reading the city zoning map and public records
The agent finds who owns the lot, what sold nearby and what the zoning allows: how many units, how tall. Each fact links to its source.
You decide: Pick the sites worth a closer look.
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Reading the broker’s email, drawings and sub quotes
The agent fills in your numbers: price, cost to build, rent or sale price. For a bid, it counts materials off the drawings and compares sub quotes. You see if it pays.
You decide: Buy it, bid it or pass.
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Reading the city’s comments on the drawings
The agent drafts the architect’s fee proposal from past projects. It matches each city comment to the right drawing and drafts the reply.
You decide: Fix the drawings. Approve each reply.
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Reading site notes and this month’s sub bills
The agent drafts a change order before extra work starts. It checks each monthly bill against the budget and work done.
You decide: Sign change orders before work starts. Approve each monthly payment.
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Reading rent payments, lease dates and work orders
The agent turns walkthrough photos into a punch list by sub. Once people move in, you get a short update each Monday: rent, leases and what’s due.
You decide: Sign off on the last fix. Pick what to do at each property this week.
Workflows
In the order the work happens. Pick a job to see what the agent does.
See all workflowsYour own AI team in two months
We build the agents, run them, and train your team to use them.
Ask it anything. See the source.
WorkHub and Company Brain
Your email, drawings and files in one place. Every answer links to where it came from.
See WorkHubYour biggest time sinks, first
AI agents and your AI roadmap
We find where your hours go. Then we build agents for the biggest jobs first, inside the tools you already use.
Map your first agentsNothing goes out, gets signed or gets paid until a person approves it.
How the two months run
We start with the people doing the work.
Map
We find where your team’s hours go and rank what to build.
Our keynote at Toronto Tech Week 2026, Estelle at Harbour 60.
Build
We build each agent inside your tools and test it on your past jobs.
Our operators at a working session, building on live screens.
Train
Each person learns on their own work as each agent goes live.
With IR Architects in Los Angeles.
Keep growing
After two months, keep building, keep it running, or stop. Your data stays yours and is never used to train AI.
Kensho and AR on stage at Waterloo Tech Week.
The team behind every build
Engineers, operators and people from the trades, including our Head of Construction, who runs a masonry company.
Kensho Ando HengCo-CEOServed Fortune 500 clients as an AI consultant. He runs our delivery team.
Mo MoahidCo-Founder and Co-CEOInvestment banking and private equity, then nine-figure Meta ad budgets. He leads strategy and partnerships.
AR SajidCo-Founder and Chief AI OfficerFounded an AI startup at 16, later acquired. Building AI models since before ChatGPT.
Matt BenderManaging Director and Founding MemberSold his first seven-figure business at 25. He leads our new ventures.
Nafis AzadPartner at Zero to AgentNafis partners with us on Chief Agent Officer, our own product, from what it does to how we explain it.
Syed AhmedFounding Engineer
RaheelProduct Lead and AI Engineer
Venus BhatiaEngineer
Zabil TahirEngineer
Kyle KnoxHead of Sales, UK and Europe
Oana BadiceanuHead of Client Partnerships, Canada
Lena PerezHead of Growth
Karol KolodziejekHead of Construction
Brando DomenicHead of Roofing Division
Kamila OrdonezMarketing and Content Lead
Abdul-RaafeMedia Lead
Haider AneesAdvisor to Zero to Agent
Client stories
IR Architecture & Interiors
Architecture and interiors, Los Angeles
Property design by IR Architects. Model by Zero to Agent, built in Unreal Engine.
“Every member on our team has an assistant now that catches everything. And like anything with tech, it breaks. You send them a message, they jump on, they fix it.”
Ignacio Rodriguez CEO and Principal ArchitectUse case
We’ve worked with IR for months on AI tools for Ignacio, Lauren and their team, and flew to LA to visit them in person.
“You guys really care about your clients and the output.”
Lauren Rodriguez CFO and Co-Founder
Suzan Galluzzo Nutrition
Holistic nutrition and women’s wellness coaching
Filmed with Suzan in Los Angeles, October 2026.
Result
In the agents’ first seven days, two messages from her ads became two closed sales, with almost no human contact.
Suzan Galluzzo, Los Angeles, October 2026.
Use case
A Chief Agent Officer runs her agents. They answer the messages her ads bring in, follow up until a call is booked and keep GoHighLevel current. Another cuts her old videos into new ads, chosen by what performs.
“You guys really listen to what it is that the client actually needs. You don’t overstep. It’s very tailored.”
Suzan Galluzzo Founder, Suzan Galluzzo Nutrition
Cardinal Supply Partners
Garage door and opener distribution
“We can become a 24/7 distribution business.”
Result
Built on Cardinal’s real catalog and tested on 321 calls.
Use case
A voice agent that takes dealer orders by phone in English and Spanish. A person reviews and releases every order.
Maximo Masonry
Masonry contractor
Karol Kolodziejek for Maximo Masonry
Result
On its first day, the agent found a deal worth three times what Karol paid for it. He closed it later.
As reported by Karol Kolodziejek, the owner.
Use case
Karol Kolodziejek, now our Head of Construction, put the agent to work at his own firm. It finds builders and projects that need masonry, then lines up the follow-up so he can bid.
Bakeris Roofing
Roofing contractor, Des Moines, Iowa
Brando Domenic for Bakeris Roofing
Result
With the agent and a bigger ad budget, monthly sales went from about $400K to about $1.5M.
As reported by Brando Domenic, who built the agent.
Use case
Before he joined us to lead roofing, Brando Domenic built a voice agent for Bakeris, a Des Moines roofer since 1990. It answers every call, including overnight storm calls that used to go to voicemail, books the right salesperson and flags what it can’t handle.
