An agent that keeps your books
You tell it what happened and the agent records it, tags it, simulates scenarios and flags patterns. You decide.
An agent that keeps your books
- Series
- 05
- Class
- 01–03
- Take
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- Product
- Browq
- Host
- Juan
- Guests
- Andrés
- 05·01 Recording by conversation To record
- 05·02 Act or propose To record
- 05·03 Making the machine say how much it knows To record
Browq is a financial assistant with an agent, Brooke, that acts on the records: tell it “I bought a coffee” and it logs it, tags it and tells you what it did. It doesn’t move money; for big decisions it doesn’t execute, it simulates.
The series shows how a product like this gets built: frictionless capture, when an agent should act and when it should only propose, and how a machine says how much it really knows.
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