ThruWire

Build software your customers trust with their lives jobs.

ThruWire helps software companies build customer-facing AI products that cross the chasm.

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01The agentic strategy fork

Every SaaS company is being offered two bad choices.

Bad Choice 01

Let customers build and orchestrate their own agents

Customers assemble the workflow in Claude, Codex, or a third-party orchestration platform.

Customers choose the agents, models, tools, and orchestration layer that fit their work.
The orchestration, context, decisions, and outcomes accumulate outside your product.

Bad Choice 02

Build a closed agent platform for them

You orchestrate the full multi-agent system inside a platform you control.

You coordinate specialized agents, apply your domain intelligence, and own the end-to-end outcome.
Customers are locked into your orchestration and cannot easily use their preferred agents, tools, or external workflows.
See the hybrid model, and build a win-win
02Product boundary

We help you move your product boundary and own more of the customer’s outcome.

Before ThruWire

Your product supplies data and tools to Claude or Codex. Your customers use the AI assistant to connect the dots. Their goals, decisions, artifacts, and next steps accumulate outside your product.

After ThruWire

Your product maintains a living model of each customer’s work. Claude or Codex orchestrates that model inside your product. Every interaction moves the work forward and improves what happens next.

03What this unlocks

We help SaaS companies build schema-first agent experiences that let them:

  1. 01

    Keep customers in their agent of choice

  2. 02

    Make their product the durable home for customer state and work

  3. 03

    Shape how agents interact with their product

  4. 04

    Give humans visibility into what agents did and why

  5. 05

    Coordinate multiple agents and humans around shared work

  6. 06

    Understand how agents are using their product

  7. 07

    Capture structured data from agent activity and outcomes

  8. 08

    Preserve gross margins with bring-your-own-agent and bring-your-own-model architectures

04Pattern

The ThruWire Pattern

04.1

Define the work model

Represent the domain’s objects, workflows, constraints, and relationships as schema.

04.2

Schema guides the agent

The schema tells agents what work exists, what actions are valid, and what context matters.

04.3

Agents write structured state

Agents perform work by creating and updating domain objects rather than producing ephemeral chat.

04.4

State drives just-in-time UX

The schema and current state determine the right interface for humans to inspect, interact with, and intervene in the work.

04.5

Humans review and act

Humans can understand what happened, provide judgment, approve work, correct it, or take over.

04.6

The work model improves

Human judgment, agent behavior, and accumulated outcomes inform how the schema, rules, and workflows evolve.

05Research · Advisory · Studio

From original research to working software.

05.1

Our research defines the pattern.

We study how AI-generated work can remain coherent as goals, information, and decisions change. Our work on durable artifacts and execution lineage underpins the ThruWire Pattern.

05.2

Our advisory makes it yours.

You know the outcome your product can own for your customers. Together, we map the data, technology, and experience required to carry them there.

We turn that throughline into a product strategy, system design, and working customer experience.

05.3

Our product proves the pattern.

We have applied the ThruWire Pattern in working software.

Our proprietary platform combines a programmable interface for AI assistants, structured work with explicit dependencies, targeted updates when information changes, and a real-time experience your customers can inspect and steer.

We use this working system with your team to move from product strategy to a functioning customer experience without rebuilding the underlying infrastructure for every engagement.

06Start the throughline

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