Behind the scenes
The company is invented. The agents are not.
Meridiem does not exist. Its clients, figures, consultants and documents are entirely fabricated. This site is a demonstration built to answer one question: what does a company look like once it has actually deployed agents, rather than merely bought a licence?
Two sides, two regimes
This is the point the site tries to make tangible. An organisation deploying agents does not treat them all alike — and the difference is not technical, it is political.
Two agents open to anyone visiting the site. They serve a commercial intent: proving competence before the first meeting even happens.
- Concierge — points the visitor in the right direction
- Technical expert — demonstrates the level
Rate limited per visitor per hour. No access to internal data. No key exposed in the browser.
Eight agents wired to the company's real working files. Normally behind authentication — opened here so you can look.
- 🎯 Staffing
- 📄 Legal
- 💶 Accounting
- 🎫 Support
- and four more
Business data preloaded, one-click selection. This is where the gap shows between an agent that chats and an agent that works.
What is real in here
Every conversation on this site travels to a production Abra instance. The agents are configured exactly as any client agent would be: a prompt, a model, tools, a document base. Nothing is prerecorded, nothing is scripted. Ask an unexpected question and you will get an unexpected answer — that is the point.
The browser holds no key. Calls travel through a relay that authenticates server-side, filters which agents are reachable and applies the rate limit. It is the architecture we would recommend to any client wanting to expose an agent publicly.
The agent library
Beyond the ones staged here, the platform hosts a library of ready-made business agents. You can try them one by one, outside the set.
And for real?
This site was built in a few hours on top of an existing Abra instance. The long part is never the engineering: it is deciding which agents deserve to exist, and which ones must stay inside.
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