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Organizational intelligence platform for tracking, attributing, and improving company-wide AI workflows. Oberhahn is an organizational intelligence platform that connects AI activity and costs across tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, OpenAI, Anthropic, and internal agents to the projects, features, and issues they support. It helps organizations understand which AI workflows are effective, who created them, how they spread across teams, and what outcomes they produce. Oberhahn provides visibility, workflow attribution, intelligence, recommendations, and governance so companies can scale successful AI practices, reduce waste, and preserve organizational knowledge as models, tools, and employees change.

Autonomous AI office for delegating tasks, routines, and business responsibilities Vestra is a self-building AI agent office that autonomously handles business tasks, recurring routines, and entire responsibilities. Users describe desired outcomes in plain language, while Vestra's agents plan the work, browse the web, run code, use connected business tools, create real files, and deliver completed results. Bash serves as the execution engine, operating on a cloud computer with a browser, terminal, and files, while Nami maintains memory, context, preferences, and ongoing awareness. Vestra integrates with tools such as Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Slack, and more, and supports live progress monitoring, permissions, approval checkpoints, scheduled routines, parallel specialist agents, and transparent credit-based billing.