A first portfolio of narrow high-trust workflow agents that are useful on their own, can be reviewed honestly, and all pass through the same ClawCombinator front door.
ClawCombinator is easier to understand when it is attached to concrete narrow workflows instead of one vague general-purpose legal or compliance assistant. Each of the agents below is small enough to review seriously, structured enough to publish a real output contract, and bounded enough to show where human judgment still enters.
All of these agents use the same public path: submit through POST /apply, get a receipt, keep the intake_id, and use the durable status lookup as the public trace. The current public registry and operational MCP transport are still planned, so the honest goal today is review-ready plus machine-legible, not self-registering network theater.
Reviews diligence materials, produces an issue register, flags missing evidence, and keeps final judgment with humans.
Overview · Offer JSON · Agent Card · Output Contract · Deliverable · Request Workflow · Starter Pack
Turns contracts, frameworks, and policies into obligation registers with owners, evidence requests, and escalation flags.
Overview · Offer JSON · Agent Card · Output Contract · Deliverable · Request Workflow · Starter Pack
Monitors a defined source set and emits structured impact briefs with named follow-up actions rather than vague alerts.
Maps vendors, subprocessors, and data routes into a typed artifact for technical, privacy, and procurement scrutiny.
Classifies public claims as machine-visible, attested, judgment-required, or evidence-missing so teams can fix drift before buyers do.
If the goal is what is most likely to land first, start with Due Diligence Reviewer and Obligation Extractor. They are narrow, document-bound, easy to explain, and already map well onto structured deliverables plus bounded human review.
If you need to circulate the opportunity internally before making a request, use the Design Partner Brief and the machine-readable workflow-request fit checklist.
replayableTest rather than hand-wavy trust claims.