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WHAT YOU'RE RENTING

We don't sell AI. We sell an org chart.

The pieces of a rentable company: agents that remember you, advisors that speak in your calls, a team lead that plans and reviews, and a record kept in your own project.

The model is rented, and so is everyone else's. What you pay for is the structure: something that takes the request, plans it, executes it, reviews it, and hands the result back to you.

Three things had to become true at the same time.

Miss any one and it collapses. With only the first you get a faster tool. Add the other two and you get an organisation that runs itself and that you can still read.

① EXECUTION GOT CHEAP

An LLM can finish a task, not just answer.

Everyone has this. It is the entry ticket, not the difference, which is why “our AI is better” appears nowhere on this site.

② COLLABORATION AS RULES

Who plans, who executes, who may say “done”.

That used to be company culture, grown over months. Now it can be code, and it is the part we actually build.

③ THE RECORD BY DEFAULT

Every step leaves something traceable.

Unlike managing people, you never have to ask how it's going. The record sits in your own project, and it is yours.

The structure, piece by piece

Each piece takes one part of the managing off you.

Agents that remember you

L1

The market analyst you set up three months ago still knows what you build, who your customers are, and which idea you killed last quarter.

  • Instructions and preferences kept as data, not chat history
  • Described in plain words, built in seconds
  • Adjust the brief anytime

Lives in ChatGPT and Claude

L1

No new interface to learn. Your agents show up in the sidebar you already use, and think with the model you already pay for.

  • Reached through MCP from ChatGPT and Claude.ai
  • No app switching, no re-pasting context
  • No AI model fees from us

Advisors that speak in the call

L2

When someone says “that isn't technically possible”, an advisor answers in the meeting with alternatives and what each one costs. Not a transcript afterwards.

  • Joins Zoom and Microsoft Teams as a participant
  • Listed and approved on the Zoom marketplace
  • Auto meeting notes and decisions

A lead that plans and dispatches

L3

Say “give this project to the team”. A team lead breaks it into tasks, sequences them, flags the ones that need your decision first, and dispatches the rest.

  • Breaks a whole project into tasks
  • Sequences them and flags what needs you first
  • Specialists run the rest on their own

Somebody else says “done” first

L3

If the executor decides when work is finished, quality has no floor. A lead reviews first and sends back what isn't good enough, with the reason written down.

  • The executor never grades its own work
  • Rejected work goes back with the reason attached
  • You accept or reject in five minutes

Comes back only when blocked

L3

“Do we support the legacy version? It costs two days.” Not a notification: something genuinely stuck and genuinely waiting on you. One word, and work resumes.

  • Asks when it must decide something that's yours
  • Decides on its own when it's safe to
  • Otherwise it doesn't interrupt

The record is yours

Output lands in your own project, item by item, with the reasoning behind every decision. You can take it and leave. We'd rather you stay because of what you've built up.

  • Results in your own project, not on our platform
  • Every step traceable; you never ask how it's going
  • No lock-in, by design

Hosted for real workloads

Each paying customer gets their own isolated workspace on Microsoft Azure. Enterprise plans add single sign-on and private deployment.

  • Hosted on Microsoft Azure (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001)
    (Azure holds these certifications for the infrastructure)
  • SSO and SAML on Enterprise
  • Private deployment on request

Rent the structure. Keep the results.

Start with one agent that remembers you, for free. The advisors and the team are one plan away.

No payment details required • Cancel anytime • Your results stay yours

FOR DEVELOPERS

Connect your agents through MCP

Vela Ordo agents are exposed over the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for connecting AI models to external tools. Point any MCP client at a single endpoint, sign in with OAuth, and call your agents by name from inside the conversation.

Connect to ChatGPT in five steps

No package to install and no build step. The agent you create in the app is reachable from any MCP client as soon as you authorise it.

  1. 1 Create an agent at app.velaordo.com. No code required.
  2. 2 In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps &amp; Connectors, then Advanced Settings.
  3. 3 Turn on Developer Mode.
  4. 4 Choose Create and paste the MCP server URL below.
  5. 5 Complete the OAuth prompt, then summon the agent with @ followed by its name in any conversation.
MCP server URL
https://mcp.velaordo.com/mcp
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One MCP endpoint

Every agent on your account is served from the same endpoint, authenticated with OAuth 2.0. There is nothing to host and nothing to keep in sync.

MCP OAuth 2.0
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Any MCP client

MCP is an open standard, so the same endpoint works wherever the protocol is supported. Nothing is specific to one vendor.

ChatGPT Claude Desktop Cursor
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Your own keys

Issue and revoke keys yourself under Account → API Keys in the app. Keys are shown once at creation, so store them when you generate them.

Open API keys

Build your first agent

The free plan includes one agent and MCP access, so you can go through the five steps above before deciding anything.

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