CRM

Most CRMs are a database with a form in front, and the AI ones bolt a chat box onto the form, leaving the real work of finding out what is true and writing it down to a person. Comp AI CRM inverts that. The agent is not a feature of the CRM; the CRM is where the agent keeps its notes.

The agent is its own deployment, built on eve, a filesystem-first framework for durable agents where a tool is a file and a skill is a markdown file. It works from a queue rather than a request, leasing due rows so two dispatchers take disjoint work and a dead run frees its row when the lease expires. Close the browser and it carries on.

A few decisions shape what it will and will not do.

• Nothing is guessed: no tool accepts a confidence score, tools report what they observed and a ledger prices the evidence.
• Weak evidence waits: strong evidence writes to the record, weak evidence becomes a suggestion a human settles.
• Sandbox without exits: the shell has deny-all egress and never receives the database credentials.
• Optional sources: it reads your own threads, meetings and signature blocks before any vendor.
• Visible work: every contact, company and deal has an Agent tab showing steps taken and leads discarded.

It runs on Bun with Postgres under an MIT license. Every outside data source is optional, so an install with no API keys still works from the evidence already in your own mailbox.