Turn how your teams actually work into reusable operational knowledge.

Convert operational recordings into governed SOPs, runbooks, and training docs — reviewable, audit-ready, and deployable in cloud, VPC, or on-prem.

“The recording exists. The procedure still doesn’t.”

“Your best operator left. The video they made is not a manual.”

“The agent said done. Can you show what the screen showed?”

“Old PDFs are not a knowledge base until someone can trust the current version.”

No credit card. Bring two or three representative recordings — we’ll walk you through what they become.

The problems we exist to solve

Your people already showed how the work is done — on video, on a PDF, on a phone clip. SeekBytes turns that into a procedure a reviewer can approve, a Skill that can run inside agreed systems, and a proof record when automation says it finished. We do not replace your reviewer, your robots, or your cloud. We make the knowledge official and the “done” check independent. Deploy where the recordings are allowed to live.

Ticket closed! Access still needs verification. The helpdesk ticket is done. Identity still has to verify who can enter. Read more Do not treat every deviation as operator error or every approved document as current. Preserve why the accepted method changed and who approved it. A plant quality lead watches an operator complete an inspection differently from the approved paper procedure. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) An audit-ready procedure needs an owner and an approval trail, not merely a recent filename. Preserve why one version was accepted and why the others were retired. A quality manager opens the procedure requested by an auditor and finds three different versions. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Define completion from the business screen, not only from the automation log. Record the final state and evidence the reviewer must see before calling a run successful. An automation lead and a customer reviewer open the same completed run and reach opposite conclusions. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) “Why does the invoice say one tax code while the ERP shows another?” Extraction accuracy and posting accuracy are separate checks. Define which source fields must match which ERP fields before the exception reaches review. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Define backup success and restore success separately. Before sign-off, name the required final state, acceptable evidence, and reviewer for the restore test. The backup operator and recovery reviewer look at the same green status and reach different conclusions. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Define “live” as observable final states across every channel, not merely a publishing status. Connect the expected price, acceptable evidence, and reviewer before the promotion launches. How does a retail operations lead verify a promotion when the campaign system already says “live”? Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Do not document only that an exception was cleared. Capture how it was investigated, what justified the adjustment, and who approved the reusable procedure. A finance-close lead opens last month’s ERP walkthrough before reviewing an intercompany exception. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Standardization does not mean pretending every site is identical. Keep valid local differences, but give each one a named owner and an explicit approval path. A healthcare shared-services lead opens three Word procedures for the same patient-referral process. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Define the outcome, acceptable evidence, and human reviewer before the next demo. Otherwise every buyer question becomes a fresh forensic exercise. An AI-agent founder finishes a browser-work demo and hears the buyer ask whether the work actually finished. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Extracting data and completing an action are different claims. Each needs its own evidence, connected to the procedure the team approved. An AP lead starts the morning with an OCR queue full of supplier invoices. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Training is not complete when the recording ends. It is complete when the real workflow becomes an owned procedure that teams can review, update, and reuse. Two weeks before an ERP go-live, the PMO has a shared drive full of screen recordings. Click to read more (opens in a new tab) Using AI is not the problem. Un-reviewed AI output is just output. Someone uses AI to write a status update or a procedure, and nobody reviews the output before it is treated as the record. Click to read more (opens in a new tab)

This is a production Skill Engine, not a prompt on a video.

In production, and teams also use the same live engine to evaluate it.

In production

The engine is in production. Not a lab demo. Not a prompt on a recording.

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~60

Operator logins

About 60 people have access to the live Skill Engine today. These are operator accounts, not paying customers.

20+ months of product, not a wrapper

First line of code: December 2024. Company formed: 2026. Built AI-native from day one — not assembled in five months.

Same engine, many domains

IT, finance, construction, healthcare — we set the vocabulary, the rules, and what “done” means. Your screens and button names are not hardcoded into the engine.

CUSTOMER VOICES

Teams we have sat with, in their own work

These are named evaluations from companies we are already in conversation with — not production customer logos.

Named evaluation

A lot of what we know still lives with the engineer who did the job. After going through SeekBytes, the part that stuck was this: a walkthrough does not have to stay a video. It can become a procedure the next person can actually sit with.

— Limpid Engineering Private Limited
Named evaluation

On a process line, two shifts writing the same step two different ways is not a small thing. We are looking at SeekBytes because we want that knowledge in one place people can follow — not in someone’s notebook, and not in five slightly different Word files.

— Asian Chemicals Technologies
Named evaluation

Our people are on sites, not at a desk. The useful stuff is in the clips and photos they send back. What we liked is that SeekBytes starts there — instead of asking us to write the procedure first and then go find the evidence.

— Om Enviro Private Limited

See what your operational recordings can become.

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Operational dashboards for processing visibility and traceability

Operations and IT teams use SeekBytes for live pipeline visibility, audit-ready activity trails, admin controls, Skills Observatory, and more. Click any screenshot for a full-resolution view.

From documentation to executable Skills

Domain-aware by design

The same Skill Engine, configured for how your industry talks and what “done” means.

IT Operations
Operation Manuals
Legacy SOP Cleansing
Finance Compliance
Heavy Machinery
Healthcare
Construction
Why this matters

Example: “EC2” resolves to Elastic Compute Cloud in IT Operations, and stays as Entry Course 2 in a training catalog. Domain context prevents the collateral damage that comes from blind, global text replacement.

The same Skill Engine runs every Domain. We configure how your industry talks and what “done” means. We do not ship a custom-coded robot for each customer’s screens. Customer screens and button names are not hardcoded into the engine.

How we differ from the obvious alternatives

Same problem, different shape of solution. A factual side-by-side — the categories your team is most likely already evaluating.

Capability Browser-action recorders Generic AI Studio DIY LLM scripts OpenClaw-class personal agents SeekBytes
What you can feed in Browser sessions only Single video / image Whatever you script Chat + local files + live session Video, PDF / Word, screenshots, mobile clips → Skills
What you get out Replayable click path Prompt / project output Ad-hoc script result Chat-driven tool use Governed manuals + executable Skills from the same evidence
Is this a chatbot wrapping a recording? Replay of clicks Usually yes Usually yes Usually yes No. The same evidence becomes a governed procedure and a Skill you can run, with independent proof of what the screen showed.
Proof work actually finished Replay assumption Chat claim DIY asserts Model/tool “success” Agent Proof — expected vs observed, audit-ready
Legacy SOPs already on the shelf No Paste one file at a time DIY parsing Not the focus Bulk PDF / Word into living Skills — no re-recording
Where it can run SaaS SaaS Your infra Local / personal gateway Cloud, VPC, or on-prem
Best fit Quick UI macros Creative / prototyping Engineers with time Individuals wanting chat autonomy Ops / IT / compliance needing audit-ready docs and Skills that run

We’re describing capabilities the way they ship today. If you’re evaluating a specific tool by name, talk to us — we’ll send a side-by-side that maps to your actual workflow.

Pricing & plans

Creating an operational manual manually costs $500–$2,000 and several hours of engineering time. SeekBytes reduces that to minutes. Need something custom? Talk to sales. Or choose your deployment plan.

Domain Skill Engine - SOP Generation with Dual Memory

The closed-loop autonomous operational intelligence platform

Starter

Governed manuals from media

$149 / mo
  • 50 digital media minutes
  • 3 users
  • AI manual generation
  • Screenshot extraction
  • Excel/PDF manual export

Extra usage: $0.25 / minute

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Enterprise

Private Skill Engine

Custom
  • Unlimited users (scoped)
  • Unlimited digital media minutes (scoped)
  • Private deployment
  • SSO
  • SLA support
  • Dedicated compute

Overage: talk to sales

Talk to sales

Domain Skill Engine (BYOK)

Same Domain Skill Engine product — bring your own LLM provider API key and credentials.

Standard

$2,500 / yr

Bring your own API key

Contact sales

Professional

$4,000 / yr

Bring your own API key

Contact sales

Enterprise seat pack

$6,000 / yr

Bring your own API key

Contact sales

Optional metered relay add-on: $0.12/verification check, $0.30/digital media minute.

On-Premise / Enterprise

  • Full on-premise deployment
  • Unlimited users (scoped)
  • SSO
  • Dedicated compute
  • Custom SLA

Talk to sales for a scoped quote.

BYOK and On-Premise plans are billed annually.

Agent Verification Engine - RPA builder

Windows desktop app for video, chat, and local Playwright automation

The agent executes. SeekBytes proves it.

Agent Proof – Standard

Speed + privacy-default · best for builders / CI

$99 / mo
  • 1,000 requests + 100 evidence minutes
  • Overage: $0.10/req + $0.25/min
  • Min charge: $0.25/request

Agent Proof – Premium

Higher assurance · optional evidence retention for audit

$249 / mo
  • 1,000 requests + 100 evidence minutes
  • Overage: $0.35/req + $0.60/min
  • Min charge: $0.35/request

Agent Verification Engine Usage Pricing

Estimate monthly usage cost (default: evidence is deleted after the proof report is generated).

1,000
100 min

Base plan

$99.00

Monthly subscription

Request overage

$0.00

0 requests over quota

Evidence minutes overage

$0.00

0 min over quota

Estimated Total

$99.00

Per month at selected usage

Minimum charge: $0.25 per billable request

Evidence handling (default): We delete evidence automatically after the proof report is generated. Optional retention is available for teams that require audit storage.

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Bring two or three representative recordings — we’ll show how they become governed SOPs and reusable operational knowledge for your teams.

Cloud, VPC, or on-prem · Configurable retention · Reviewable activity trail