Step 1
Install a capability library
Quoting, invoicing, to-dos — each library is a set of explicit, versioned business operations with its own managed database. Not integrations. Not glue code.
The agent-run back office
Your back office, run by an agent.
Signed off by you.
Sedrino turns your operations — quoting, invoicing, records — into governed capabilities an AI agent can run from chat. Every action needs the right permission, asks you when it matters, and lands on a ledger you can audit.
Laser Weld Manufacturing · chat
Aluminum went up to 55¢ — reprice quote LW-1001.
Updated the material price and repriced LW-1001. The bracket line moved from $26.32 to $27.92 per part — total is now $3,350.40.
material.setPricequote.repriceon the ledger
Send it to the customer as a PDF.
Here's the branded PDF and a share link — you can revoke it any time.
How it works
Step 2
Chat runs your operations
Ask in plain language. The agent calls capabilities — never raw SQL, never your API keys — and shows its work as it goes.
Step 3
You hold the pen
Actions that matter wait for your approval. Every call, approved or automatic, becomes a ledger entry you can reconstruct later.
Agents aren't trusted here. That's the point.
Most AI tools hand the model your keys and hope. Sedrino gives it a narrow, governed interface instead — so you get the speed of an agent with the accountability of an audit.
Grants
Capability-by-capability permissions. The agent can read customers without being able to touch payroll.
Approvals
Risky operations pause for a human signature — in chat, one tap.
Freshness
Mutations require current data. No writing over what changed while nobody looked.
The ledger
Every invocation recorded with enough context to reconstruct exactly what happened, and why.
Put an agent on the back office.
Start with a library, talk to it, and see the ledger fill in.