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three competitors shipped overnight. brief on your desk, sources cited.
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the new morning routine
brocco runs on a schedule you set once. every morning the nine specialists ship a briefing. you wake up, scan four lines, accept or dismiss. the day is already in motion.
three competitors shipped overnight. brief on your desk, sources cited.
12 cold drafts ready to review. three flagged hot. nothing sent.
reply rate dropped to 6.2%. two subject-line patterns underperforming. three a/b fixes proposed.
today: 4 deep-work blocks, 2 calls, 1 deadline. designer queued for the 2-4 block.
agents
each agent is a markdown spec with its own tool list. broadcast a goal and they fan out in parallel.
Decompose a goal, delegate to specialists, synthesize.
“Run a launch sprint: research, draft tweets, write a landing hero, plan day-1 outreach.”
Web research and sourced briefs with citations.
“Brief me on the agentic AI market in 2026: top 3 platforms, wedge, pricing, weaknesses.”
Turn a fuzzy goal into a numbered execution plan.
“Plan a 7-day launch for a $49/mo SaaS with 0 audience and a $200 budget.”
Pattern-finding and decision-grade structured reports.
“Compare Claude Opus 4.7 vs Sonnet 4.6 on cost, latency, and tool-use accuracy.”
Plan and write the smallest correct code change.
“Write a TypeScript debounce function with tests. ESM-only, no deps.”
Cold messages that read like a human did the homework.
“Draft 3 cold emails to YC founders launching agentic workflow tools this quarter.”
Crawl, follow links, extract structured data.
“Find the pricing pages of Cursor, Devin and Replit Agent and extract the tiers as a table.”
Visual concepts and design briefs from a prompt.
“Three logo concepts for a calm, trustworthy fintech for solo traders. Dark theme.”
Single-file working web app from a one-liner.
“Build a single-file pomodoro timer with keyboard shortcuts and dark mode.”
13 tools in the registry · drop-in custom tools via the python factory pattern
try them in /appthe cast
meet the brocco team. each agent has a costume, a desk, and a job. they show up when you broadcast. they go home when the run is done.
wire-frame glasses
behind a small wooden desk, books and folders piled high, sticky notes orbiting like thought bubbles
open profile
sleeves up
standing at a giant whiteboard mapping a 7-phase launch with arrows and timelines
open profilethin headset
hunched over a laptop sending personalized cold emails, color-coded reply piles fanned out
open profile
paint-flecked apron
sketching a moodboard on a tablet, color swatches and reference prints pinned around
open profilerolled sleeves
dual monitors with charts, hand on a coffee, scribbling on a printed report
open profile
oversized hipster glasses
hunched over a glowing laptop, energy drink cans, sticky notes covered in sketches
open profile
navy suit
at the copy machine feeding documents into a shredder, paper confetti drifting
open profilecardigan over a button-up
standing in front of 5 streaming pane mockups, conducting the broadcast like a small orchestra
open profile
fedora and a pinstripe vest
reclined in a leather wing-back chair, leather case file on the lap, banker's lamp glowing green
open profilesurfaces
same 9 agents, same 13 tools, same audit log. pick the surface that fits where you already work.
dashboard
multi-agent panes, broadcast mode
open the app, type a goal, watch n agents stream in parallel. live token meter, jsonl audit, share via url hash.
open dashboardrest + sse api
language-agnostic
POST /api/v1/run with a bearer key (byok passthrough) and stream the agent loop into any runtime.
get /api/v1/agentsmcp server
inside claude desktop
every brocco agent registers as a tool inside claude desktop, cursor, or any mcp-compatible client. one config block.
mcp setuptool factory
wire your stack in 30 lines
a python factory describing how to talk to your crm, warehouse, or homemade dispatch system. the agent uses it next run.
tool factory docsrecipes
one-click multi-agent workflows
pre-wired goals: market research, launch day, customer deep-dive, content sprint. fork them in /app.
browse recipesaudit log
jsonl, exportable, greppable
every prompt, every tool call, every result. one append-only file per run. your siem can ingest it.
security overviewhow it works
a peek at the dashboard live. real layout, real streaming, real tool calls. open /app to drive your own.
Top 3 alternatives to brocco for parallel agents: Cursor 3 (IDE-bound), Devin (one-pane), and AutoGPT (no UI). All run on similar models, none ship multi-pane in browser.
Subject: 8 detroit deals Richard, saw your 2025 Westside closings. Built a disposition pack: 8 props, ranked by ARV minus rehab. Reply 'send'.
Plan in 4 bullets: 1. Define ICP and reach 2. Draft hero copy variants 3. Ship 3 subreddit posts 4. Email 30 warm contacts
Stripe, Gmail, Notion, Slack, Shopify, Postgres, custom HTTP. Drop a tool definition, the agent gets superpowers. Every connection is an embedded workflow.
A few lines of prose plus a tool list. No code. The agent decomposes your goal, picks the right tool, runs it, reads the result, decides what is next.
Webhook, cron, or chat. Every step logged as JSONL. Human-overrideable, audit-grade, persistent across restarts. Real work, on autopilot.
The wedge
"The agent is the cheap part. The workflow is the moat. Brocco hands you both."BROCCO PRINCIPLE NO. 1
Brocco is not another orchestration framework. It is the runtime that wires Claude, GPT, and local models into your stack. Drop a tool factory describing how to talk to your CRM, your warehouse, your homemade dispatch system, and the agent uses it on the next run. That is the wedge, and we hand it to you.
→ drop a tool definition, the agent uses it next run.
integrations
brocco is the runtime, not a walled garden. eight first-class integrations on day one, plus a tool factory so your custom stack ships next.
MCP server
Every brocco agent registers as a callable tool inside Claude Desktop. Run a researcher, planner, or outreach agent without leaving the chat.
OpenAI-compatible
Plug brocco into ChatGPT custom GPTs, Assistants, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Same agents, same audit log.
HTTP node
Drop a brocco run into your n8n workflow with one HTTP node. Stream tool calls back into the next step. SSE supported natively.
Extension + REST
Trigger brocco agents from your editor command palette. Pipe results into the diff view. Built for the way you already code.
REST webhook
Use brocco as the agentic step in any Zap or Make scenario. Pass any input shape, get a structured artifact back.
Bot + slash command
Mention @brocco in any channel to spin up a research, outreach, or planning agent. Results post inline.
OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Point brocco at any OpenAI-compatible local server. Llama 3, Qwen, Mistral, anything you run on your own GPU.
Tool factory
Drop a Python tool factory describing your CRM, your warehouse, your dispatch system. The agent uses it on the next run.
Don't see your tool? Tell us, we will build it.
why we built this
the constraints we ran into building agents in production, and the design decisions they forced. each is non-negotiable in brocco.
one agent good at everything is bad at everything. we ship 9 specialists with their own tool lists, system prompts, and memories.
a researcher does not write code. a coder does not draft cold emails.
every step of every run is appended to a single jsonl file. you can grep it, diff it, replay it, hand it to your security team.
no black-box autonomy. no surprise tool calls.
broadcast one prompt to n agents. they run concurrently in their own panes. each finishes when it finishes.
one cup of coffee, five outputs.
server-sent events from the model into the dashboard, with no polling and no spinners. live token chip in the header during every run.
you watch the agent think, not wait for it to finish.
prompt caching is on by default. 80% cache hit on repeat workflows. live token meter shows cost in dollars while you wait.
a $49/mo tier covers 2,000 runs. solo founders ship in the green.
on free tier, prompts go from your browser to your provider. on paid, our hosted runtime calls anthropic with zdr enabled by default.
byok is not a pricing trick. it is a security posture.
features
everything you need to ship agentic workflows you would actually trust with revenue.
Supervisor pattern with sub-agent delegation. Specialists for research, code, outreach, ops, each with its own tool set and memory.
File, shell, HTTP, search, your custom APIs. Each tool is a Python factory. Type signature in, the agent gets it on next run.
Every prompt, tool call, and result is appended to JSONL. Replay any run. Diff two runs. Compliance-ready by default.
Per-agent KV that survives across runs. The agent remembers what it learned yesterday, today, and uses it.
System prompts and tool definitions cached on Anthropic edge. Cuts cost ~80% on repeated workflows. No flag to flip.
Run on Hetzner, Vercel, your laptop. SOC 2 Type II in progress. BYOK. Encrypted at rest. Your data never trains a model.
Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenAI-compatible (Ollama, vLLM, OpenRouter, Groq). Your key, your tokens, your data path.
Server-sent events end-to-end. Watch each token, each tool call, each parallel agent. No polling, no spinners.
On paid plans, brocco calls Anthropic with ZDR enabled by default. We never log your prompts after the run completes.
Built on infrastructure your security team already approved
“Replaced 8 Zapier zaps with 3 brocco agents. Saved $340/mo and the audit logs alone are worth the switch.”
“The broadcast pattern is the killer feature. One prompt, five specialists working in parallel. Nothing else does this.”
“Took me 11 minutes from signup to a working agent that actually drafts cold emails I can send. JSONL audit trail seals it.”
Beta users; identifying details withheld until v2.2 case studies ship.
who is it for
concrete, real, what-it-does-for-you-tuesday-morning. not abstract benefits.
Type one prompt at 9am: "qualify yesterday signups, draft 5 personalized intros, post a launch update to Slack." Three brocco agents fan out in parallel. Done by 9:08am.
Zaps break when input changes shape. Brocco agents read the data and decide. Connect Stripe, Notion, Slack, Postgres, describe in English, the agent runs on cron with full audit trail.
Drop a topic in Broadcast mode, pick 5 agents (researcher, analyst, outreach, designer, planner). Get a brief, 5 social posts, 3 logo concepts, and a launch plan. One prompt, one cup of coffee.
pricing
byok on free, hosted runs on paid, custom on enterprise. cancel anytime, prorated refund.
For solo builders kicking the tires.
For founders running ops with agents.
For ops teams replacing entire workflows.
For scale, compliance, on-prem.
faq
brocco runs your business while you sleep. 100 agent runs free, every month, forever. no card.