Packages

The right setup depends on the work you want help with. A single agent is best when one job keeps repeating. A multi-agent system is better when different parts of the business need different kinds of attention, memory and tools.

Start with one focused agent, or build a full AI team around the business.

Excalibur AI package preview

Build options

Two simple ways to start.

Single Agent Setup

Best when one repeatable role is costing time and you want a practical agent that can start helping with a defined job.

One trained AI operator

  • Local-machine install
  • Telegram integration
  • Model and provider setup
  • Configured role, rules, memory and working files
  • Full backup supplied
  • One week support after launch

Hardware is scoped separately. We can advise on suitable hardware or purchase and prepare it as an added service.

Around £1,500
Plan a single agent

Why multi-agent matters

Admin, marketing, research, support, finance and management all work better when each area has focused instructions, memory and tools.

A specialist AI team is easier to manage, easier to improve and easier to trust because every agent has a clear responsibility and a useful place in the workflow. Agents can also learn repeatable work and create skills, so the system evolves.

Specialist agents keep each part of the business clear.

Choosing the right shape

The agent setup should match the way your business actually works.

One clear bottleneckStart with a single agent. Good for admin, support replies, research, content or follow-up.
Several repeating workflowsUse multiple specialist agents so each part of the business has focused help.
Tools need connectingAdd dashboards, CRM, calendars, approvals, email, documents and APIs around the agents.

Possible agents

These are examples. The point is to give each agent a real responsibility, clear context and the right tools for the job.

Build the team around the jobs you want handled.

Support after launch

Both are valid. Excalibur AI can build the system and hand it over, or continue supporting it with updates, backups, recovery, new agents, workflow changes and improvements. Support slots are limited so the service stays personal.

Some clients want handover. Some want ongoing help.