Agentman

Freemium

Agentman is infrastructure for teams who need their AI agents to behave the same way every time. It sits in the AI Agents category, giving you a way to capture procedures as versioned skills and run them across whatever platform your agents live in.

You build a skill once. Then you push it to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, or Agentman's own agents. The skills stay the same. You update them in one place.

It sells hard into regulated work: healthcare revenue cycles, legal review, private equity compliance. The Medman product is for independent medical practices. The core platform is for anyone with procedures worth writing down.

Open it if you need repeatable agent behavior with audit trails. Skip it if you want fast one-off prompts without the overhead.

It fits when the job is governance, not just speed.

• Healthcare RCM teams needing eligibility verification without EHR integration: You get automation without ripping out your stack. The cost per check drops from $6.72 to $0.50 at one clinic, though you will want to verify this yourself.
• Legal and private equity firms requiring audit trails and confidentiality walls: Every skill has version history and permissions. You can show who ran what and when.
• Teams already using multiple LLM platforms who need consistent procedures across them: You write in Agentman. You run in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. The prompt does not drift.
• Operations where human-in-the-loop governance is non-negotiable: You set review checkpoints where a person must sign off. The agent stops and waits.
• Organizations with internal expertise worth codifying into reusable procedures: Your senior staff writes the skill. Juniors run it without knowing the logic.
• Content teams wanting shared brand-voice skills across Claude users: One writer defines the voice. The whole team pulls from the same skill.
• Small teams seeking one centralized skill library instead of scattered prompts: You stop emailing prompts around. Everything lives in one place with access controls.
• Healthcare practices willing to evaluate Medman separately from main platform: The medical product has concrete metrics. You can test it on its own.

These are what you notice after building your first skill.

• Cross-platform skill execution via MCP: You connect once. Your skill runs in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Claude Code without rewriting. You keep using this because it removes the copy-paste tax.
• Versioned, permissioned skill files with audit trails: You can roll back a bad change. You can see who edited what. In regulated work, this is the feature you bought.
• Human-in-the-loop checkpoints: The agent pauses at the steps where judgment matters. You review, you approve, it continues. You cannot bypass this by accident.
• Cross-session state with failure resumption: A long workflow stops mid-run. You pick it up later without losing context. For multi-day processes, this matters.
• Model-agnostic harness: You are not locked to one LLM. You can move skills between models as they improve or prices change.

The flow is simple once you see it.

1. Connect your Agentman workspace to Claude via a custom MCP connector. Paste your workspace URL, authorize, wait four minutes.
2. Ask Claude to use your Agentman skills. It discovers what you have access to and lists them.
3. Pick the skill that fits the job. Claude executes it using your defined procedure.
4. Review the output, fill in placeholders, and post or send. The draft is usable, not final.

It is the wrong fit for some jobs.

• Skip it if you need transparent pricing: "Free to start" is all they publish. You will need to talk to sales for real numbers.
• Skip it if you want production-ready templates out of the box: The skills need editing before they are good. You will replace placeholders and rewrite generic sections.
• Skip it if you need SOC 2 or ISO 27001 today: The security page says these are in progress, not complete. HIPAA positioning is stated, not certified.
• Skip it if you want independent proof: The metrics come from the company. No outside reviews or verified deployments are published.
• Skip it if you want a quick trial without limits: Free gets you 3 agents and 200 credits. You will hit the wall fast.