Everyone uses Klate.
Klate is built for the three roles behind an AI agent project: the in-house team that has to answer for the agent, the consultancy that has to get it agreed, and the vendor team that has to build it. All three fear the same afternoon: the agent goes live and does something nobody signed off on.
You own the AI project
Decide what the agent says when the payment fails, when the customer is angry, when someone asks for a person. Then walk your stakeholders through the conversation itself, before anyone starts building it.
For product teams
You are the one the client signs off with
Leave the workshop with a design the client has read and approved. Months later it is still what everyone refers back to.
For consultancies
You turn a brief into something buildable
Pin down the systems, the branches and the failure modes before your platform ever touches it. When the scope shifts later, there is an approved version to point at.
For solution teamsPeople at these companies design in Klate, on all three sides.
Everyone works
in one document
The consultant drafts the flow. The person who owns the project argues with the wording on the turn itself. The team that builds it reads the tool calls and the failure paths off the same page. A client can read and comment without being able to edit.
A colleague’s edits show up in your open canvas within seconds, and a per-turn lock stops two people rewriting the same message.
Start with the conversation you are dreading.
Send us one, and we will show you how it looks as a Klate design.