The people and agents every other module calls on.
The resource layer. Human teams with capacity, cost, and competencies; computational agents registered by address, input, output, and the tools they can reach. Workflow and Projects both draw from here.
Position in the loop
- 01Intake
- 02TriageConfigures
- 03ExecutionConfigures
- 04Validation
- 05Delivery
- 06Consolidation
What it covers
Human teams
Capacity, hourly cost, competencies, and who belongs to which team.
Agent registry
Each agent's address, expected input, expected output, and the tools or MCPs it can connect to.
Quiker's own assistant
Registered as an agent in its own right. It routes demand and interfaces between people and the other agents plugged in.
Agents provided by Quiker
Synthetic Evaluator, Project Analyst, and Innovation Analyst — built and maintained by Quiker, available out of the box.
Third-party agents
Developer agents, content producers, and others register exactly like Quiker's own: address, input, output, tools.
Open protocols
MCP, A2A, and Pilot Protocol are all supported. The registration model is not locked to one standard.
Worth knowing
Quiker is not agent infrastructure
Agents are implemented and hosted elsewhere. The platform registers them, dispatches demand to them, and receives their responses back as comments on the tasks and initiatives they touch.
How it connects
Receives from
- Your existing agents, wherever they run
Dispatches to
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