Reporting agents

Reporting usually means someone assembling numbers before a meeting: vacancies, open items, upcoming contracts.

A reporting agent does the assembling. With a read-only key it queries the portfolio — every list endpoint, every detail query — and turns the result into the narrative you asked for: a weekly digest, a management summary, an anomaly list. Questions like “which units are vacant longer than average?” are answered by combining queries, not by opening spreadsheets.

Read-only keys make this the safest agent you can run: it cannot change anything, by construction. And because it is its own attributed actor, its activity is visible in the log like any other agent.

What it is built from

• A read-only agent key — queries only, by construction
• Query tools across the portfolio
• MCP for natural-language tool use over the data
• Scheduled runs as a company-level automation