Storm Context
A platform that learns your business as you use it
Five agents read what you and your team already write, and the Bolt Graph they feed turns it into working memory: who this relationship is, what was promised, what was signed, and what needs doing today. Included with every plan, switchable, and private by construction.
Part of Storm OS on every plan. You choose what runs.
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Five agents
Each one has a job, and a name you will use
They work from what is already on your records: notes, documents, the deal timeline, the signed agreement. Nothing runs on data you did not put there.
Context Agent
Summaries
Reads everything on a record and keeps a current summary at the top of it, so nobody walks into a call cold.
Research Agent
Web research
Fills in companies and contacts from business data providers and the open web, and every suggestion waits for your approval.
On-Task Agent
Daily assistant
Keeps the running answer to what is overdue and what is due today, and mails it to you in the morning.
Project Context Agent
Project context
Reads the contracts, transcripts and notes on a project into one standing brief, and finds the work they imply.
Proposal Agent
Contract imports
Rebuilds an agreement you already send as proposal blocks, with the pricing taken from the deal.
The Context Agent
Walk into every conversation already caught up
The summary at the top of a record is written from everything underneath it: the notes, the emails you logged, the documents, the deal history. It updates as the record grows and it cites where each point came from.
- A current summary on people, companies, deals, and projects
- Sources shown for every claim, so you can check it in one click
- Your fields are never edited; the agent writes in its own panel
- Thumbs up or down teaches it what you care about
The On-Task Agent
Your day, triaged before you open the laptop
Overdue, due today, and coming up, gathered from every deal and project you own, and the morning email reaches your inbox at the hour you choose, on the days something needs you.
- Tasks gathers your whole day across deals, projects, and follow-ups
- Type a task with its date in words, like "Email Sarah in 2w", and the due date is set for you
- The digest arrives by email, and push and in-app notifications are yours to switch
- A proposal being read, a stage change, an overdue slip: you hear about it
Context that reads the paperwork
Upload the contract, and the project knows what was signed
Drop the countersigned agreement on a project and the Project Context Agent reads it into the project's working memory. It drafts the tasks the document implies, corrects dates that moved between draft and signature, and flags work that appears nowhere in the signed scope.
- Suggested tasks carry the clause they came from
- Changes between draft and signed copy are called out
- Scope creep gets flagged before it gets expensive
- Nothing is added to the project until a person accepts it
Bring what you already use
An existing agreement becomes editable contract blocks
Upload the MSA you already send and the Proposal Agent rebuilds it as Storm blocks: cover, scope, pricing with the figures intact, terms, signature. From there it is a living document you can send, track, sign, and countersign.
- Word and PDF agreements both import
- Each block notes the page it came from
- Pricing arrives as a real table, ready to bind to a deal
- You review every line before anything is sent
The Research Agent
Records that fill themselves in, with your approval
Add a company and the Research Agent proposes the basics from business data providers and the web. Add a contact and it does the same, linked to the right company, even from just a name. No field changes until you accept it.
- Company firmographics: industry, size, location, site
- Contacts enriched in the context of the account they belong to
- Every value names the provider or the page it came from
- Partial matches are reported instead of guessed at
- Enrichment runs on the capacity included with your plan, and an admin can see the meter
The Bolt Graph
Context that compounds across the whole relationship
Every relationship in Storm builds its own graph of context points, called Bolts. A Bolt can be one line or a whole document: a preference somebody mentioned, a pricing decision, the countersigned MSA. The graph grows as an introduction becomes an opportunity, the opportunity becomes an agreement, the agreement becomes delivered projects, and the projects become an active customer, so the context is already there at every next step.
Sandboxed to the relationship
Each graph serves its own relationship. What Vantage Freight told you stays in the Vantage Freight graph, and an agent working another account cannot read it.
Lessons your team keeps
When a project wraps, the retrospective proposes lessons. The ones you keep join your workspace playbook and brief the next project, while what a client told you stays anchored to that client.
Your own work has a graph too
Internal projects and your Storm OS workspace build the same kind of memory for your team, tied to your organization rather than to any customer.
Private by construction
Your context belongs to your company
Context is customer data and it is treated like customer data: isolated to your workspace at the database layer, invisible to other tenants, and out of reach of casual inspection by anybody, including us.
- Every workspace is isolated at the database layer, enforced by the database itself rather than by application code remembering to check
- The people who operate Storm OS have no everyday path into your account data, and that includes your context. Support access happens one way: you hand it over, and you end it
- Your own LLM key is sealed when you save it: encrypted, write-only, and never shown again, even to you
- We never train a model on your workspace, and Anthropic’s terms forbid it from training on what we send
- Coming soon: export your context alongside the rest of your data, for migrations or on demand
You hold the dials
On, off, capped, or on your own key
AI in Storm is a set of switches, and they are yours. Turn the agents off and the platform is still the platform.
- An admin switch turns AI on or off for the workspace
- The included capacity covers enrichment and document work, sized for most Pre-Seed to Seed teams
- Plug in your own Claude API key and the agents you move onto it run on your account, with the native caps removed. Background reading of filed documents and the lookups with data providers stay on ours. Other model providers are coming
- Coming soon: add capacity in a couple of clicks when you want more of it
Start free, and let the context build itself
From $19 a month with 5 users included. The agents are part of the plan.