An Agency Age company · the intelligence layer
Agent VOS

An autonomous workforce inside the operating system.

Agent VOS orchestrates teams of AI agents that read, reason, decide, and act — turning days of expert review into minutes, with a human in the loop where it matters. Built first for reverse-mortgage underwriting, engineered for any business.

Production-grade engine · built into ORA's underwriting line
What it is

Agent VOS is the intelligence layer in an agentic operating system — the part that decides, not just stores or displays.

For forty years software waited for instructions. Agent VOS sits a level above the app: a dispatcher that stands up teams of AI agents on demand, gives them the file and the rules, and lets them do the work — reading, reasoning, computing, and producing decisions with evidence. It assists and learns: every human override becomes structured feedback that trains it.

Layer 3
Agent VOS · intelligence
Agents that read, reason, decide, and learn.
Layer 2
ORA · the operating system
The workflow and surfaces people work in.
Layer 1
Data & systems of record
Documents, LOS, CRM, the rules.
How it works

A workforce you stand up in one dispatch.

An Orchestrator breaks the work into a wave plan, assigns department heads and specialist agents, runs what can run in parallel, and gates what can't — then hands a decision to a human with its full reasoning attached.

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Read

Parses documents, data, and context — OCR, extraction, and the systems of record the file lives in.

/ 02

Reason

Specialist agents apply the guidelines, run the math, and weigh the file against the rules, in parallel.

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Decide

Produces findings, conditions, and a recommendation — each one linked to the evidence behind it.

/ 04

Hand off & learn

Delivers comparison intelligence to a human; every accept or override trains the next run.

Use case · mortgage

Autonomous underwriting.

For reverse mortgage (HECM), Agent VOS runs a complete review — parsing documents; assessing borrower, property, and collateral; checking compliance; computing the math; and drafting conditions with its reasoning.

  • Minutes, not days. A full pre-underwrite arrives while the file is still warm.
  • Comparison intelligence. Findings land on the underwriter's desk to accept, override, or annotate — never a silent decision.
  • Human in the loop. The final call stays with a person; every override trains the system.
Autonomous underwrite — findings & conditions
Product capture
Use case · any business

Autonomous orchestration, any business.

The engine is process-agnostic. Swap the process pack and the same agents orchestrate a different industry — intake to decision to action — across the systems a business already runs.

  • Insurance claims — intake, adjudication support, and condition generation.
  • Vendor onboarding — document checks, risk flags, and approvals.
  • Sales QA & compliance audits — review at volume, with an audit trail.
Process pack — a new vertical on the same engine
Product capture
Under the hood

Production-grade by design.

Engineered for a regulated industry from the first table — leading models behind a single dispatch layer, with a full audit trail behind every decision.

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Multi-agent dispatch

An Orchestrator, department heads, and specialist agents work in parallel and in sequence.

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DAG workflow engine

Compiles work into waves — runs what can run in parallel, gates what depends on prior steps.

/ 03

Multi-LLM with fallback

Multiple model providers behind one dispatcher, with provider fallback and rate-limit handling.

/ 04

PII vault & redaction

Sensitive data is shielded in a vault at every dispatch boundary, then unshielded only where policy allows.

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Full audit trail

Every agent action and human decision is logged, attributable, and costed per agent, wave, and project.

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Human-in-the-loop learning

Overrides are captured as structured feedback — the system gets sharper with every file.

Put an autonomous workforce on the line.

See Agent VOS run a live autonomous underwrite, or talk about bringing it to your business process.