Meet the agents

KOBI gives you seven agents in one workspace. Each is a specialist with its own canvas, data model, and tools — but they all share the same project memory.

Seven specialists on one dock — Idea, Strategy, Analytics, Maps, Knowledge, Design, General.

Idea

For ideation, brainstorming, and exploratory thinking.

A freeform React Flow canvas. Drop a thought; the agent helps you branch into chunks, concepts, and directions. Cards stay fresh — when an upstream node changes, downstream descendants are flagged for review.

Drop a thought; Idea branches it into sub-concepts in real time.

Use it when you have:

• A blank slate and need divergence.
• A concept that needs to be broken down into sub-ideas.
• A decision that deserves alternatives.

Strategy

For SWOT, TOWS, Business Model Canvas, and Five Forces.

Pick a framework; the canvas pre-builds its quadrants, slots, and validators. You move thinking, not boxes. TOWS lets you cross SWOT outputs into action quadrants directly.

Strategy agent building a SWOT, then crossing into TOWS action quadrants.

Use it when you have:

• A market position to articulate.
• A model to validate.
• A team that needs a shared structure to argue inside.

Analytics

For dashboards, KPIs, and data narratives.

Compose KPIs and charts as draggable widgets. Read-only at first glance, deep on demand. Export to a board template for reuse across projects.

Analytics dashboard composed of draggable KPI widgets.

Use it when you have:

• Numbers that tell a story.
• A board meeting to brief.
• A trend to monitor across time.

Maps

For geospatial reasoning and place-based decisions.

A MapLibre GL canvas with anchors, datasets, and scope-aware hydration. Optimistic position writes keep the cursor honest while the team explores.

Maps agent placing anchors on a city — territory planning at a glance.

Use it when you have:

• Locations that matter (stores, suppliers, demand).
• A territory to plan.
• A geographic dataset to layer.

Knowledge

For making documents into a queryable brain.

An Obsidian-style flat graph. Every uploaded document becomes a node, embedded and indexed. Other agents cite specific wiki pages when they answer.

Knowledge graph view — every document is a queryable node.

Use it when you have:

• Reports, contracts, meeting notes that live in folders.
• A team that asks the same questions over and over.
• A new hire that needs the institutional brain.

Design

For presentation decks and on-brand visuals.

Describe what you’re presenting and to whom; Design drafts a full slide deck you can refine slide-by-slide. It generates on-brand images, keeps one idea per slide, and stays on the Kobi visual system. Export to PDF or PowerPoint when you’re done.

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Design drafting a deck from a prompt, then refining it slide-by-slide.

Use it when you have:

• A pitch, report, or update to present.
• A rough outline that needs to become slides.
• A deck that must stay on-brand without manual design work.

General

For when a canvas would be overkill.

A plain chat agent that shares the same project memory. Quick questions, fast answers, no geometry.

General chat panel — same project memory, no canvas.

Use it when you have:

• A one-off question.
• A draft to refine.
• A meeting recording to summarize.

How agents collaborate

Every agent reads from the same project memory. When the Knowledge agent indexes a new document, the Strategy agent can immediately cite it. When the Idea agent generates a direction, the Analytics agent can pick it up and look for evidence in your data.

Context follows the project, not the conversation — agents pick up each other's work seamlessly.

You don’t need to “hand off” between agents — context follows the project, not the conversation.