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Wagon is an AI operating system for e-commerce agencies. It captures every client conversation, meeting and document, turns it into trusted context, and turns requests into tickets that AI agents research and complete, with your team reviewing every result.
How Wagon works
Client work is scattered across Slack, email, WhatsApp, calls and docs. The details that matter often live only in people's heads, and they go missing when someone is busy, away or moves on.
Wagon connects to the tools your team already uses, keeps every piece of evidence with its source and owner, and builds one current picture of each client that people and AI agents can rely on.
The context layer
Wagon preserves where every fact came from, connects people and requests across tools, and keeps client context current for your team and your agents.
Messages, emails, meetings and docs flow in from the places client work already happens.
Every message and file is stored with its source, owner, timing and lineage attached.
Duplicates merge, and every contact maps to the right client, request and decision.
Source-independent client context stays current and ready for search and retrieval.
The same client context powers every part of Wagon.
What Wagon does
Wagon brings together the inboxes, ticket boards and timesheets agencies use to run client work, with AI agents doing the legwork and people making the calls.
Wagon reads new client activity, spots actionable requests and creates tickets with the right people assigned, so nothing gets lost in a thread.
Claude or Codex agents research each ticket, check whether it is feasible, then carry it out in an isolated workspace, from pull requests to drafted replies.
Search any client's history in Wagon, or connect Claude and other MCP-compatible tools so your team's AI answers from real client context.
Team timers and agent run time are logged against each ticket and roll up into per-client invoices, so the work agents do is visible and billable.
From request to review
Every ticket follows the same visible path. Agents prepare and carry out the work; a person decides when it starts and reviews it before anything reaches a client.
A client asks for something in Slack, email, WhatsApp or on a call. Wagon picks it up with its source attached.
Wagon creates a ticket, links it to the right client and assigns the people who should own it.
An agent researches the ticket, writes a brief and checks whether the work is something it can do.
When you move the ticket to In Progress, a Claude or Codex agent starts the work in its own isolated container.
Pull requests and drafted emails, Slack messages or events wait for your review. Nothing merges or sends by itself.
Your team's time and the agent's run time stay logged against the client, ready to invoice.
Questions
What Wagon does, who it is for and how it keeps your team in control of client work.
Wagon is an AI operating system for e-commerce agencies. It captures client conversations, meetings and documents, turns them into trusted context, and turns client requests into tickets that AI agents research and carry out. Your team decides when work starts and reviews every result.
Wagon is built for e-commerce agencies that manage many client accounts across Slack, email, WhatsApp and calls. It suits teams that want every client request captured, the context behind it kept in one place, and repeatable work handled by AI agents under human review.
Wagon builds client context from Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, WhatsApp, Notion, Granola and Plaud, and connects to GitHub for repository work. Agents run on your team's own Claude or Codex subscription, and Claude and other MCP-compatible tools can read Wagon's context.
A person decides when an agent starts a ticket. Agents work in isolated containers with scoped tools, and repository credentials never reach the model. Finished work moves to In Review: pull requests never merge automatically, and drafted messages are only sent when a person sends them.
Each agency runs on its own independent deployment rather than sharing a database with other agencies. Every record keeps its source, owner and timing, so the context your team and agents rely on can always be traced back to where it came from.
Wagon is not yet generally available. Join the waitlist by emailing hi@thewagoncompany.com with your agency's name and website, and we will be in touch as places open.
Early access
Be one of the first e-commerce agencies to run client work on Wagon.
Or email hi@thewagoncompany.com