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See KayrosLab on one of your decisions.

Six quick questions so the demo starts from your reality, not from a generic script. About 1 minute.

1About you

Your role *

Company size *

2Your decision

Decision domain *

What slows your decisions today? * Pick all that apply.

Timeline *

3How to reach you

Your answers go to contact@kayroslab.com only. If direct sending fails, a pre-filled e-mail opens instead.

What KayrosLab changes

The decisions that move the business.

Start from a real decision. Leave with a clear file: objections, risks, conditions and a recommendation — ready to present.

Launch an offer

Test price, positioning and customer objections before you commit the budget.

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Answer an RFP

Decide quickly whether to bid, then shape a response that anticipates the buyer’s criteria.

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Prepare a committee or board

Walk in with the hard questions already handled, and the answers ready.

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Close a strategic deal

Put every major sales opportunity before your committee, straight from Salesforce.

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Hire for a key role

Weigh the need, the cost and the risks of a pivotal hire before you open the search.

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Prioritize or pivot

Compare your options side by side and see what each one means over time.

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How it works

From question to arbitrated verdict — in plain language.

No need to learn an agent framework. State the decision, let the committee work, then arbitrate with the evidence in hand.

01

State the mission

Describe the real decision — launch, hire, bid, pivot — with the context and constraints that matter.

02

Compose the committee

Assign opposing business roles so each agent investigates from a duty, not from a generic chat persona.

03

Challenge & consolidate

Agents gather evidence, attack weak assumptions, and fold objections into a structured dossier.

04

You arbitrate

Accept, attach conditions, or honor a veto. Every step is recorded for the next review.

KayrosLab console, project decision graph: question, committees, consensus gate and human decision
FAQ

Questions leaders ask first

What exactly is KayrosLab?
A governed decision workshop. You state one real decision; a committee of role-bound agents with opposing duties investigates the evidence, challenges assumptions, and returns a verdict — GO, conditional GO or NO-GO. The verdict stays consultative until the accountable human accepts it, attaches conditions, or overrides a veto.
Will it replace our executives?
No. It is an executive committee you can summon for rehearsal and challenge — not a crystal ball and not an autopilot. Humans arbitrate; vetoes remain real.
Can it run on our own machines?
Yes. You can keep inference and data on your infrastructure when sovereignty matters, or use a governed cloud. You choose per workspace.
Where do teams run missions?
In the console, and optionally in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord as decision rooms — or automatically from Salesforce, when an opportunity reaches the chosen stage (through n8n or Zapier). The dossier remains the source of truth.
What are personified agents?
Two complementary paths. Role packs (CFO, CTO, CHRO / HR, Legal, Sales…) encode the typical characteristics and veto reflexes of a function. Real-profile import — optionally via CrystalKnows when you have an authorized, consented personality profile — lets you stress-test a decision or mission against how that stakeholder tends to communicate and object. Feedback is always labelled Simulation; it is never a real quote, endorsement or behavioural prediction.
How do you handle privacy and consent?
Official connectors or authorized exports only — no scraping. CrystalKnows and other profile imports require explicit consent and provenance. Simulated stakeholder feedback is always labelled as simulation — never as a real quote or endorsement.
Does a verdict ever override a human?
Never. Vote instructs, veto decides. Sensitive syntheses open a human gate; every action is written to an append-only audit trail.

Ready to try it on a real decision?

Test it on my decision — free