An engineer in a modern manufacturing hall at night standing beside a finished stainless coolant skid that has just been uncrated, holding a tablet and looking at the assembly
AgentsArmy

NPI and prototypes

AgentsArmy behind every part and deadline

We are responsible, not a dozen suppliers. We source, manufacture, assemble, run your quality testing in our own lab, document and ship your certified prototype on the date we agreed

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Complex operations, simplified

Consumer tech made fragmented markets accessible and effortless, opening enormous demand for the small businesses that serve them, and we adopted it without a second thought

Uber

4 minutes away

DoorDash

Ready in 12 minutes

Amazon

Today, 2 to 4 PM

UPS

Thursday

Tesla

Aug 31 to Sep 7

B2B manufacturing is still waiting for it

Inside a Fortune 500, an engineer orders a $40,000 prototype, then asks six shops where it is.

iMessageTextFrame weldment“next week, maybe”
GmailEmailManifold“waiting on material”
PhonePhoneBracket set“end of the month?”
VoicemailVoicemailHose kit“should be fine”
WhatsAppWhatsAppFasteners“let me check and call you back”
MessengerMessengerEnclosureno reply

What it is today

Every part comes from a different supplier, so one late delivery holds the whole prototype, and each one still has to be quality tested and certified before assembly can begin

And the engineer’s real work has not started yet

With AgentsArmy

One answer, not six

The answer arrives before you ask for it. Finally, the visibility your fabrication deserves.

A tracking screen for cooling distribution unit XT28 showing eight stages from sourced through delivered, the first six complete, shipped in transit from Worcester Massachusetts, a passed pressure test, and arrival at your plant on Tuesday 1 September at 12:00 PM
Two engineers pressure testing a stainless cooling manifold on a test bench in a dark modern facility, one crouched with a gloved hand on a fitting, the other standing with a tablet, digital instrument readouts glowing beside them

Software is not enough

The software is ours and it does the sourcing and holds the schedule, but nothing leaves until we have tested it with our own hands, so what reaches your plant is one system already proven, on the day we said.

  1. Source
  2. Inspect
  3. Assemble
  4. Test and certifyNothing ships until it holds

It arrives tested, on the day we said

We are taking orders for the fourth quarter of 2026. Tell us what you are making.