Ettaché connects to your email, LinkedIn, calls, and contacts — then researches, reaches out, and follows up on your behalf. It only stops to ask when the stakes say it should.
Every action logged. Every send gated. Nothing hidden.
Found 14 literary agents repping narrative non-fiction. Ranked by list fit and recent deals.
Wrote 3 query letters in your voice, tailored per agent. Attached synopsis + first chapter.
Emailed 2 low-stakes queries under standing approval. Follow-ups scheduled for day 10.
Query to your first-choice agent exceeds your stakes ceiling. Draft ready for review.
An editor you emailed in March just moved to a bigger imprint. Flagged as a warm door.
You don't manage Ettaché with to-dos. You give it a mission — and it runs the research, the outreach, and the follow-through until the mission moves.
Ettaché maps the people a few steps ahead of you, finds the warm paths through your existing contacts, and opens the conversation — thoughtfully, in your voice.
It monitors companies that fit you, spots hiring signals before postings go up, and reaches the actual humans — hiring managers, not portals.
From agent research to query letters to editor follow-ups, Ettaché runs the publishing gauntlet — and keeps every thread, file, and reply in one room.
The action library ships ready-made missions by role — each arrives with its cadence, its inputs, and its place on the trust ladder already set.
Ettaché starts by asking about everything. As its judgment proves out — measured, per kind of action — you grant it more room. You can move it up or down the ladder any time.
Every outbound action comes to you as a ready-to-send draft. You approve, edit, or decline. Ettaché learns from each call you make.
Routine actions go out on their own; you see them immediately in the ledger and can course-correct. Anything novel still waits for you.
Ettaché runs the mission and briefs you on outcomes. You review the ledger on your schedule, not its.
Some actions matter too much for confidence scores. First contact with someone important, anything involving money, anything you've marked sacred — these hit a hard ceiling and always come to you, no matter how high Ettaché's confidence climbs. It's enforced at the execution layer and can't be talked around.
Ettaché is the product; Hermes is the engine. Agent runs, tool dispatch, and the autonomy machinery — the trust ladder, confidence engine, and escalation queue — live in a shared, battle-tested service.
Every state change emits an event. That's what makes autonomous action auditable: the ledger you see isn't a summary of what Ettaché did — it is what Ettaché did.
Missions · research · drafting in your voice · rooms & workbench · your entity graph
Trust ladder · confidence engine · escalation queue · stakes-ceiling enforcement
Agent runs · tool dispatch · durable state · event bus
We're onboarding a small first cohort. Tell us where to reach you and what mission you'd hand over first.