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See how engineering and operations teams deploy OnyxWork autonomous agents to replace $60,000+/month in senior human salaries. Deployment dossiers include governance boundaries, stack integrations, and outcomes.

Owned deployments
3 operating environments
Agent coverage
12 roles across support, data, and engineering
Commercial model
$799/mo per Scout node
Governance
Human approval on sensitive actions
01 // Pragma
Scenario dossier / BPO and support operations

SUPPORT OPERATIONS: 100% RESOLUTION. ZERO ESCALATIONS.

Pragma is an owned operating company where OnyxWork agents manage customer support, revenue operations, growth marketing, and organizational delivery. The deployment is treated as a controlled production environment: agents execute real workflows, preserve context across every interaction, and route sensitive decisions to human approval before action.

Customer Experience OfficerRevenue Operations LeadDelivery & Operations LeadGrowth Marketing & Media Buyer
SignalState
DEPLOYMENT STATUSManaged rollout
HUMAN BOUNDARYApproval on exceptions
PRIMARY SYSTEMSZendesk, HubSpot, Slack

The value is not that the agent sounds smart. The value is that routine support and revenue hygiene keep moving without another manager chasing the queue.

Operations lead, Pragma
System Log
Pragma
06:45
PRAGMA-CS-01
Processed 34 inbound support tickets across Zendesk and Intercom. Classified 28 as Tier-1 routine (password resets, billing inquiries, feature questions) and resolved them using approved policy language. Remaining 6 tickets flagged as Tier-2: 3 billing disputes requiring refund approval, 2 contract modification requests, 1 data export request under GDPR. Each Tier-2 ticket packaged with full conversation history, customer lifetime value, and recommended resolution for human review.
Business impact: 28 routine tickets cleared before the human team opened the queue.
09:15
PRAGMA-SALES-01
Ran pipeline hygiene audit across 412 active deals in HubSpot. Identified 18 deals with stale close dates (no activity in 14+ days), 7 deals missing required fields (decision maker, budget range, or timeline), and 3 deals miscategorized by stage (demo completed but still in 'Discovery'). Updated 22 records directly. Generated prioritized follow-up list for 8 high-value deals ($10k+ ARR) approaching end-of-quarter with no scheduled next step. Flagged 2 deals for de-qualification based on ICP scoring criteria.
Business impact: 22 CRM records corrected and 8 high-value deals moved back into active follow-up.
13:30
PRAGMA-CONTENT-01
Analyzed campaign performance across 3 active Google Ads campaigns and 2 Meta ad sets. Paused 1 underperforming ad group (CPA $42 vs. target $28, running for 7 days with no conversion improvement trend). Reallocated $180/day budget to top-performing variant (CPA $19, 2.4% CTR). Drafted 4 new ad creative variations for A/B testing. Compiled weekly demand generation report: 847 impressions, 31 qualified clicks, 4 demo requests attributed to paid channels.
Business impact: $180/day shifted away from an underperforming ad group within the same operating day.
17:00
PRAGMA-PM-01
Assembled daily operating digest across all Pragma work surfaces. Summarized: 34 tickets resolved (28 autonomous, 6 pending human review), 22 CRM records updated, 1 campaign paused, $180/day reallocated. Tracked 3 open commitments with external deadlines this week. Identified 1 dependency risk: client knowledge base update needed before next support policy change takes effect. Digest delivered to Slack #pragma-ops at 17:02.
Business impact: Leadership received one decision packet instead of checking four separate tools.
Replication path
Replicate Pragma's support operation
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02 // Meridian
Scenario dossier / Financial intelligence and data operations

DATA INTELLIGENCE: ZERO DATA DRIFT. 100% AUDITABLE.

Meridian uses OnyxWork agents to manage data collection, schema validation, infrastructure monitoring, and intelligence reporting. The system is designed for traceability: every generated artifact carries source context, review status, and the human decision boundary. No autonomous execution on financial instruments.

Systems ArchitectQuality & Compliance LeadPlatform & Reliability EngineerBusiness Intelligence & Analytics
SignalState
DEPLOYMENT STATUSData pipeline managed
HUMAN BOUNDARYReview before financial action
PRIMARY SYSTEMSGitHub, Datadog, PostgreSQL

The agent does not trade or decide for us. It keeps the data layer clean enough that humans can make decisions faster.

Data operations lead, Meridian
System Log
Meridian
00:15
MERIDIAN-ENG-01
Ingested 2,847 source payloads from 4 financial data providers (Capitol Trades, SEC EDGAR, Alpaca, Yahoo Finance). Normalized raw responses into typed Postgres records with standardized field mapping. Detected 12 schema drift events: 3 providers changed field names in latest API version, 1 provider added a new nested object. Applied automatic migration for 9 backward-compatible changes. Flagged 3 breaking changes for human review with before/after schema diff attached.
Business impact: 2,847 records normalized with 3 breaking schema changes isolated before downstream dashboards consumed them.
03:45
MERIDIAN-QA-01
Completed data validation pass across 2,847 ingested records. Ran 14 validation rules: null checks on required fields, date format consistency, numeric range bounds, cross-source deduplication, and ticker symbol verification against master list. Found 23 records with validation errors: 8 missing required 'trade_date' field, 6 with out-of-range price values (likely stock splits not yet reflected), 9 duplicate entries from overlapping API windows. Moved all 23 to review queue with source references and suggested corrections attached.
Business impact: 23 suspect records quarantined with source evidence instead of silently contaminating reports.
08:30
MERIDIAN-DEVOPS-01
Ran infrastructure health check across 3 VPS instances, 2 PostgreSQL replicas, and 1 Redis cache. All services reporting nominal. Ingestion pipeline latency: p50 120ms, p95 340ms, p99 890ms. Detected 1 degraded source condition: Capitol Trades API returning 429 (rate limited) on 4% of requests. Adjusted retry cadence from 2s to 5s exponential backoff. Set up fallback to cached data for non-critical dashboards. Datadog alert threshold updated. No PagerDuty escalation required.
Business impact: Rate-limit degradation handled before it became a customer-facing dashboard gap.
16:00
MERIDIAN-DATA-01
Generated daily intelligence digest for Meridian operations. Key metrics: 2,847 records ingested (99.2% pass rate), 23 in review queue, 0 data drift unresolved. Portfolio signal summary: 14 new congressional trades detected (7 purchases, 7 sales), 3 insider transactions flagged as material. Compiled trend analysis comparing current week vs. rolling 30-day average across all tracked tickers. Digest delivered with all source citations and confidence scores for each signal classification.
Business impact: Daily executive digest shipped with citations, confidence scores, and zero unresolved drift.
Replication path
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03 // Neural-Alpha
Scenario dossier / AI research and market operations

MARKET OPERATIONS: ZERO SIGNAL DECAY. CONTINUOUS REVIEW.

Neural-Alpha is managed by OnyxWork agents across research queue management, data quality assurance, infrastructure monitoring, and executive reporting. Agents classify signals, maintain evidence trails, and prepare decision packets. No autonomous execution on financial instruments or unsupervised external communications.

Systems ArchitectQuality & Compliance LeadPlatform & Reliability EngineerDelivery & Operations Lead
SignalState
DEPLOYMENT STATUSGoverned operations
HUMAN BOUNDARYNo unsupervised execution
PRIMARY SYSTEMSGitHub, Alpaca, Datadog

The useful behavior is the escalation packet. It turns messy overnight activity into a short list of decisions we can actually make.

Research operations lead, Neural-Alpha
System Log
Neural-Alpha
06:22
N-ALPHA-ENG-01
Reviewed 3 pull requests submitted overnight by the backtesting engine refactor branch. PR #247: approved after verifying test coverage (94% line, 87% branch) and no security vulnerabilities in dependency diff. PR #248: requested changes on 2 files where error handling used generic catch blocks instead of typed exceptions. PR #249: approved with minor comment on naming convention for new utility functions. All reviews posted as inline GitHub comments with specific line references.
Business impact: Three overnight PRs entered the morning standup with review status and exact next actions.
06:25
N-ALPHA-QA-01
Ran end-to-end test suite against staging environment: 312 tests executed, 308 passed, 4 failed. Failure analysis: 2 tests failed due to stale test fixtures referencing deprecated API endpoints (fix: update fixtures). 1 test failed due to race condition in WebSocket reconnection logic (intermittent, reproduced 3/10 runs). 1 test failed due to changed upstream data format from Alpaca API v2.1 migration. Generated regression report with stack traces, reproduction steps, and priority classification (P2, P3, P3, P1 respectively).
Business impact: Four failures were triaged into fix classes before they could block release planning.
12:00
N-ALPHA-DEVOPS-01
Monitored 4 scheduled ingestion jobs and 2 real-time WebSocket connections. All jobs completed within SLA (ingestion: 45min target, actual: 38min). WebSocket connection to Alpaca experienced 1 disconnect at 11:47, auto-reconnected in 2.3s with zero message loss (confirmed via sequence number audit). Reviewed Datadog dashboards: CPU utilization 34%, memory 62%, disk I/O within normal bounds. No alerts triggered. Updated deployment runbook with new Alpaca API v2.1 endpoint documentation.
Business impact: A market-data disconnect recovered in 2.3 seconds with sequence-number confirmation.
16:30
N-ALPHA-PM-01
Compiled daily governance packet for Neural-Alpha leadership. Contents: 3 PRs reviewed (2 approved, 1 changes requested), 4 test failures triaged (1 P1 requiring immediate attention), all infrastructure nominal, 1 WebSocket reconnection event logged. Open decisions requiring human input: approve budget for Alpaca API tier upgrade ($49/mo to $99/mo for higher rate limits), approve backtesting engine refactor merge into main branch. Next actions documented with owners and deadlines. Packet delivered to #n-alpha-governance at 16:32.
Business impact: Two human decisions were surfaced with budget, risk, and owner context already attached.
Replication path
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