Told in clay
Films
See how KarmanFlow works, in clay. Start with The typo, then watch the rest in order.
The typo
Bram types $9 for a $90 lamp, then goes to bed. Agent K holds all 212 orders, nothing charged, and Bram decides in the morning.
Three hundred, one each
Ilona has 300 board games. More than 11,000 people ask at once. Agent K answers from the real shelf count: one each, all 300 promised.
The email says ship it
A foundry emails: ship all 120, chipped pots too. Clara asks Agent K. It keeps the 18 held. An email is information, not an instruction.
Nine yeses
Agent K finds nine of Dan's yeses just over his $10 limit and suggests $14. Dan and Gabriel decide.
Thursday, 6:10 with Wes
Thursday, 6:10: the carrier cancels Wes's pickup. Dan sleeps; Agent K books a courier for $8 more, inside his rule, still in time for Friday.
Who holds the promise
In 2028, Sara's agent asks forty brands for three shirts by Friday. Agent K keeps the promise inside Dan's limits while he sleeps.
Thursday noon
Lucia has 400 wool coats. 1,900 shoppers' agents bid, sealed, until Thursday noon. One price clears for everyone, and all 400 sell above her floor.
Who's who
The example shop's team, its customer and Agent K.
People, on this site, means a shop's own team.
Dan · operations
Gabriel · finance
Mateo · shift lead
You · the brand owner
Sara · shopper
Sara's AI shopping agent
Agent K · KarmanFlow's agent
The films also visit four other shops: Bram's lamps, Ilona's board games, Quinn's cookware, where Clara checks every pot, and Lucia's wool coats. Wes, a piano tuner, buys from the example shop.
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