STORM AgentsEnterprise AI agents that grow more capable with every task

    Autonomously carry out work for individuals and organizations, and make the knowledge and skills gained along the way available to everyone. Experience AI agents with the security, access management, and execution environment your enterprise needs.

    WHAT IS STORM AGENTS

    An agent for you. An agent for your team.

    STORM Agents are enterprise AI agents that take ownership of tasks and carry them through to completion, beyond simply answering questions. They bring general-purpose autonomous agents safely into the enterprise, supporting everything from dedicated agents for personal work to shared agents for teams and organizations.

    • Personal agent

      A dedicated assistant that works your way

      Delegate recurring work such as weekly reports, email organization, and meeting summaries.

    • Shared agent

      A teammate you use and develop together

      Delegate shared team tasks such as purchase orders, customer inquiry triage, and market research.

    1. STEP 1

      Adopt

      Adopt general-purpose autonomous agents within your enterprise’s security and access policies.

    2. STEP 2

      Delegate work

      Delegate individual work and shared team tasks to agents.

    3. STEP 3

      Grow into your organization’s AI workforce

      Agents become more capable as their work experience and skills accumulate.

    Capable agents. Well-managed agents. STORM Agents looks beyond.

    With both foundations in place, we focus on whether the entire organization truly becomes more capable as it delegates more work.

    • General-purpose autonomous agent

      How capable is the agent itself?

      Memory · Skill creation · Autonomous work

    • Enterprise agent platform

      How well can an enterprise deploy and manage agents?

      Security · Governance · Deployment · Execution · Audit

    • STORM Agents

      Does the whole organization actually get better at getting work done?

      Accumulate work experience · Verify · Share · Reuse · Improve

    01 · A personal AI agent for everyone

    Let AI build your AI agent, too.

    Meet Oven, the agent that builds agents through conversation. It asks one question at a time: what to do, when and where to deliver it, and what not to do. Once everything is clear, it shows you a summary.

    Here's how we bake it

    1. 1 · Request

      “Create my personal agent”

      It starts when your approver approves. One agent per person, with multiple tasks to delegate.

    2. 2 · Set up by talking

      Eight-step onboarding

      Define tasks, delivery time and place, things to avoid, a name and a tone, one step at a time.

    3. 3 · First hello

      Created in an off state

      Your new agent introduces itself first. It isn't doing any real work yet.

    4. 4 · Test bake

      Make samples with real materials

      Choose examples that work and those that need improvement to refine the boundaries of what it should and shouldn't do.

    5. 5 · Switch on

      “Ready to turn it on?”

      It turns on after passing internal tests. Setup is complete when the first real result arrives.

    • Built to be capable from the start

      It must pass checks for 10 core skills and 43 test cases before it turns on. Common frustrations are addressed from the start, such as stating the conclusion first and never reporting zero results when a lookup fails.

    • Asks only when it needs to

      Confirmation is required in just five cases: creation, activation, changes visible to others, permanent deletion, and actions covered by repeatedly broken commitments. Everything else is applied without asking.

    • Say it, and it's applied

      Requests such as “Just one line from now on” are applied immediately and acknowledged in one line. Connecting mail, drive or calendar takes a single permission click during the conversation. If a scheduled result doesn't arrive, the agent lets you know first.

    Refine as you use it

    When your agent can't do something, Oven adds the capability.

    For everyday work, just tell your agent and it takes care of it. If a task is beyond its current abilities, it tells you honestly, and Oven adds the skills and connections it needs. All accumulated tests run again afterward, and any upgrade that expands permissions always requires the owner's confirmation.

    02 · AI that goes beyond answers to do real work

    Give your agent a computer it can work on.

    Agents operate browsers and business systems directly to perform real tasks. Even in enterprise environments where they cannot access local computers, they receive a virtual desktop (VDI) when needed and release the resources when the work is done.

    1. STEP 1

      Request a task

      “Download and organize this month's tax invoices from the supplier portal.”

    2. STEP 2

      Allocate VDI

      A virtual desktop that meets your policies is assigned immediately.

    3. STEP 3

      Do the work

      The agent logs in, searches, downloads and enters data directly in the browser.

    4. STEP 4

      Deliver · Release

      It delivers the results and immediately releases the resources it used.

    • Autonomous execution and automation

      Plans multi-step work independently and carries it through to completion.

    • Browsers and business systems

      Works with internal systems that have no API by reading and using their screens, as people do.

    • Dynamic VDI allocation and release

      Uses resources only when needed and returns them when finished.

    03 · Organizational knowledge and capabilities that grow with every task

    Turn one experience into an asset for the whole organization.

    What agents learn at work becomes an organizational knowledge ontology, rather than scattered notes. Typed knowledge—projects, decisions, rules, lessons, events, and insights—is connected through relationships. Each record includes which agent created it, the evidence behind it, and its confidence level, so it can be verified. Verified knowledge is shared, reused, and improved through use. Even a newly created agent can understand your organizational context and work from this ontology on its first day.

    Organizational knowledge ontology

    • Project
    • Decision
    • Rule
    • Lesson
    • Event
    • Insight

    Recently accumulated knowledge

    • Purchase orders of KRW 5 million or more require team lead approval

      Purchase order agent · Rule · High confidence
    • Inquiries from Seontech increased after a change of contact

      Customer inquiry triage agent · Lesson · Medium confidence
    • Daon Trading places most orders toward the end of each quarter

      Sales research agent · Insight · High confidence
    • The November delivery delay was answered after checking with logistics

      Customer inquiry triage agent · Event · High confidence

    Internal skill library

    A method learned by one agent is organized into a skill that other agents can use right away.

    • Competitor pricing collection
    • Purchase order drafting
    • Inquiry classification
    • ERP lookup
    • Weekly report template
    Inherit the ontology and skills as they are

    New agents understand your organization from day one

    As soon as you create an inventory management agent, the knowledge and skills it needs come with it.

    • Insight

      Order cycles by customer

    • Rule

      Purchase approval criteria

    • Skill

      Purchase orders and ERP lookup

    • Agent memory and organizational knowledge ontology
    • Knowledge verified by sources and confidence
    • Shared internal skills
    • Knowledge and skills inherited by new agents

    Use cases

    Here is what you can entrust to STORM Agents.

    Beyond searching and summarizing, agents create deliverables, solve problems, and turn that experience into capabilities for the next task.

    • Business developmentDeliverables

      "Create a customer introduction deck from our internal briefing materials."

      The agent removed confidential information from internal materials and created a 10-page PDF for external use. It opened and checked the rendered version of every page before handing it over. After a final review, the owner sent it straight to the customer.

      1. Find materials
      2. Edit
      3. Produce final files
      4. Human review

      Beyond search and summaries, to deliverables ready to use

    • SalesDeliverables

      "Prepare a one-page briefing on the customer I am meeting tomorrow."

      The agent combined CRM transaction history, recent articles, and past meeting notes into a one-page briefing. It also flagged the contract terms the customer had found burdensome last time, so the same discussion would not have to be repeated.

      1. Gather materials
      2. Extract key points
      3. Write briefing

      Scattered records, brought into one page before the meeting

    • Business operationsProblem solving

      "Organize this month’s corporate card spending and flag anything outside policy."

      The agent downloaded statements from the card provider’s portal and checked each item against the company’s expense policy. It found three exceptions and drafted explanation-request emails for the relevant users. The emails were sent only after the owner reviewed them.

      1. Collect statements
      2. Check policy
      3. Draft explanation requests
      4. Owner review

      The entire reconciliation task that used to return every month-end

    • EngineeringProblem solving

      "A customer says the payment button does not work. Please investigate."

      The agent followed the report on a virtual desktop, reproduced the issue, and recorded the screen. Another element was covering the button in a particular browser. After submitting a fix, it recorded the same flow again and sent the corrected video to the person who reported it.

      1. Bug report
      2. Reproduce
      3. Find the cause
      4. Fix
      5. Send verification video

      See the fix in a video when the work is handed back

    • Customer supportLearning

      "Review last month’s customer inquiries and propose FAQ improvements."

      The agent grouped a month of inquiries by type, identified the ten most common questions, and drafted an FAQ. It saved the method as a skill, so from the following month the same criteria can be applied automatically.

      1. Classify inquiries
      2. Find repeat questions
      3. Draft FAQ
      4. Create skill

      One month’s organization becomes a capability used every month

    • MarketingLearning

      "Create our weekly campaign performance report."

      After receiving the report, the team lead asked once: “Include comparisons with the previous week.” The agent saved that feedback as a team rule and included those figures from the next week onward without being reminded. Other agents preparing reports for the same team follow that rule too.

      1. Write report
      2. Receive feedback
      3. Save as a rule
      4. Apply across the team

      Say it once, and nobody on the team has to repeat it

    04 · An AI workforce enterprises can operate with confidence

    More autonomy. Control stays with your organization.

    Agents handle information only within the requester’s permissions, and important actions such as external messages or bulk deletion require human approval. Enterprise safeguards, from SSO integration to isolated execution environments and anomaly detection, are built in from the start. Administrators can view usage, cost, and every execution record for each agent on one screen.

    Enterprise security and administration

    Authentication, permissions, isolation, detection, and auditing—applied from the moment an agent is created.

    • Kim Seoyeon "Summarize the HR team’s salary documents."

      Your permissions do not allow you to view this document, Seoyeon.

      Outside permissions · Not accessed

      It never reads information outside your permissions.

      It searches only within the requester’s access to company documents and systems.

    • Message sent by the agent

      The access key is ••••••••••.

      Automatically masked

      Secrets stay secret. Even when their owner asks.

      API keys, tokens, and passwords are automatically masked when they appear in a message.

    • # I will post this to the marketing team

      "Sharing this week’s campaign report…"

      SendCancel

      It shows you first and acts with permission.

      Before posting to another channel or calling on someone else, it shows the content and asks for approval.

    • Requested action

      Permanently delete the entire shared drive

      Blocked · Cannot be overridden

      Some boundaries cannot be crossed, whatever the instruction.

      Dangerous commands such as irreversible deletion are blocked in a way no instruction can override.

    • User authentication

      Enterprise SSO, SAML/OIDC, and MFA policy integration

    • Agent access permissions

      Manage who can invoke and use each personal or shared agent

    • Execution environment isolation

      Isolate code execution and VDI by organization and user

    • Memory and knowledge sharing controls

      Control sharing across personal, team, and company knowledge, and prevent sensitive information from entering it

    • Anomalous behavior detection

      Detect unusual access, bulk downloads, and permission misuse

    • Usage, cost, and audit logs

      Review tokens and costs per agent, with a record of every execution

    Deployment

    Run wherever you need, in the environment that fits your company.

    SaaS, private SaaS, and on-premises environments are all supported. Choose the approach that fits your security policies and infrastructure.

    • SaaS

      The fastest way to start, with no separate setup.

      • Fast adoption
      • Automatic updates
      • Usage-based operation
    • Private SaaS

      Operate in a dedicated environment for your company.

      • Isolated customer environment
      • Dedicated resources
      • Custom security policies
    • On-premises

      Install directly on company infrastructure so your data stays inside.

      • Company servers or closed networks
      • No external data transfer
      • Direct internal system integration

    Right inside the messaging and groupware tools you use every day

    Connect STORM Agents to Slack, your internal messenger, or groupware. Without opening another app, delegate work as naturally as talking to a colleague and receive the results in the conversation.

    • Slack
    • Internal messenger
    • Groupware
    • Email

    Bring STORM Agents to your organization.

    From individual tasks to shared organizational work, expand your company’s AI workforce with STORM Agents.

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