Tell us what you want — and it becomes your company setup
Describe your business in a short conversation, and Niyatna turns it into the rules your agents run by.
You do not need to write prompts, config files, or technical setup. You just describe your business the way you would explain it to a new hire.
Niyatna asks a few plain questions — what you do, who you serve, what matters to you, how you like to work, and what your agents must never do. From those answers it writes the rules your agents run by.
What the conversation covers
- What you do — your business or product name and what it offers.
- Who you serve — the customers, clients, or team your agents work for.
- What matters — your mission and the standard you hold work to.
- How you work — your pace, your review rhythm, and how often you want updates.
- Who is in charge — the person your agents report to and answer for.
- Your rules — what your agents may do on their own, and what always needs your sign-off.
What you get back
A short setup you can read and edit in plain language. It covers:
- who your company is and what it does;
- how your agents should sound and behave;
- who they work for and what that person expects;
- what they should remember over time;
- what they are allowed to do, and where they must stop and ask.
You can change any of it later. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is locked away in a database you cannot read.
Starting from a known setup
If you would rather not start from a blank page, you can begin from a ready-made setup for a common kind of work — a personal assistant, a startup team, research, creative work, operations, or software. Pick one, then adjust it until it fits.
Why it works this way
Most agent tools ask you to write a clever prompt and hope it holds. Niyatna instead writes your rules down once, in words you can read, so your agents behave the same way every time and you always know why.