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Mastery layerfor AI agents.

Sonzai turns real work into operating experience. Conversations, documents, corrections, tools, and outcomes become the state an agent uses to master the job.

Guide
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We'll build your AI Employee for you.

Forward-deployed engineers from the team behind $70M+ in AI value at DBS Bank and OCBC's first gen-AI rollout. We design, build, and operate a custom AI Employee on your workflow, on Sonzai's runtime. Typical first deployment: 4–6 weeks.

Custom build loop
Scope the workflowShip the first agentOperate the runtime

Context that gets more useful every week.

Sonzai turns conversations, documents, and workflow events into a durable operating context. The agent does not just remember more. It learns what matters, when to surface it, and which state to carry forward.

A live mastery graph under the agent.

The runtime keeps the messy operational picture coherent: facts, entities, relationships, citations, decisions, and what changed since the last conversation.

Sources
Chats, tools, docs
State
Recency, confidence, ownership
Output
One current operating picture
Next turn
Grounded context, not guesswork
Mastery Layer

Every turn updates the operating picture.

Sonzai resolves source, recency, ownership, and confidence so the next answer starts from current state.
Conversation

Requests, corrections, decisions, tone

Account

Promises, objections, owners, approvals

Workflow

Handoffs, tasks, tools, blockers

Document

Policies, runbooks, notes, citations

Outcome

What worked, what failed, what to reuse

Mastery, XP, and runtime state

Current answers for teams choosing between Managed Runtime, MCP, OpenClaw, standalone state, and custom model stacks.

Sonzai is the Mastery Layer for AI agents: a managed runtime that turns conversations, workflows, corrections, and outcomes into operating experience. Teams use it to build AI employees and companions that get better at the specific job over time through REST, MCP, OpenClaw, and native SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Go.