Close the gap between having agents and using agents
Most teams now have agents. Very few can see what those agents do, control it, or prove it to anyone who asks. Corbits is building the control plane for neoteams — people and agents on one team, under one set of rules.
How we work
We run a forward-deployed model: engineers embed with customers and ship working, governed workflows in hours to weeks, with a full team running within 30 days. The values below are how we keep that pace honest.
Ship daily
Progress is the metric. We deploy in hours, not quarters, and learn from what real teams do with it.
Protocol first
We build on open standards and durable interfaces so the work compounds instead of locking anyone in.
Open by default
Decisions, designs, and trade-offs happen in the open. The fastest way to learn is to work in public.
Agents are users
We design for humans and agents as first-class operators of the same system, governed by the same rules.
Open roles
These are representative openings — the shapes of work we hire for as the team grows. If one fits, tell us how you would close the gap.
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Forward Deployed Engineer
Field Engineering · HybridEmbed with customers and ship governed agent workflows in hours to weeks — standing up a full team running within 30 days.
Don't see your role?
If you are sharp on the problem and want to help build the control plane for neoteams, we want to hear from you anyway. Tell us what you would work on.