Services & tools

Three ways to work together.

Map defines the workflow. Build creates or improves agreed software. Control operates agreed live systems with approvals and records. Deliverable ownership follows your agreement; reusable provider tools are licensed for continued use. Your team keeps approval authority.

Actual work / recorded interfaces

Start with the actual work.

Recorded Cato Insights Hub interface with entry points for reports, industry research and newsroom content.
Recorded public website / visitor experience, not a measured business outcome

Cato Insights Hub

A publication hub built with Webflow components. Follow the reader from the collection into an article.

Inspect the annotated tour

Apps, workflows & agents

Inspect what your team will keep.

Review the linked implementations and clearly labeled scenarios below. For your Build, agree on the source, instructions, tests and handoff your team will own, plus what agents may do and what needs human approval. Production launch is agreed separately.

Membership capacity and separate costs

Membership supports agreed improvements between check-ins. Focused is $900/month for one workstream and one milestone each billing month. Team is $2,500/month for up to two workstreams and two milestones. Both include two 30-minute check-ins. Focused has two 60-minute remote sessions available; Team has four. Use remote sessions when helpful for onboarding, pairing or troubleshooting. Larger Builds, managed Control and project costs are separate.

Built with Webflow components · Cato Insights Hub

From a collection of content to a useful reading journey.

Explore three moments from our recorded public website walkthrough. Open a chapter at your own pace.

01Give the reader a starting point.
Cato Insights Hub with three entry cards: Resiliency Report, Industry Research and Newsroom.
Actual recording frame · 00:02 · September 23, 2026

What to notice

One hub, three kinds of insight

Research, resiliency reports and newsroom updates share one destination. The three labeled entry points explain what a reader can find before they begin browsing.

The interface makes a varied publication library easier to approach.

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02Narrow the choice without losing context.
Industry Research selected in the sidebar; two matching research cards remain visible.
Actual recording frame · 00:08 · September 23, 2026

What to notice

Industry Research is selected

The selected filter sits beside two research cards. Each card carries its content type, date, title and a reading link, so the reader can compare the remaining options.

A specific interest becomes a manageable set of articles.

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03Carry the reader into the substance.
Published Cato research article with a Key takeaways panel and a link back to the Industry Research Hub.
Actual recording frame · 00:15 · September 23, 2026

What to notice

The article opens with key takeaways

The research article provides a summary, publication date and key takeaways. A link back to the Industry Research Hub preserves a route to the collection.

The reader can begin with the main ideas and return to related research.

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CREATE SOMETHING built the Hub with Webflow components. These annotations describe the visible visitor experience, not the editor or measured business results.

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Watch the original 17-second recording

Recording transcript: Open the Insights Hub, filter by Industry Research, then open and read a published article.

Websites

Start with what someone needs to do. Build the page, check it on a phone, and leave your team with something it can maintain.

What you keep: Working pages, editable content and a handoff.

Recorded website walkthrough

Recorded public Maverick X browsing: industry selection, PetroX solution tabs and contact entry. No form was submitted. This shows the website, not an agent development session or a measured business outcome.

Forms & intake

Meet people at the form. Make requirements clear, help them recover from errors, and send useful information to the next person.

What you keep: Validated intake, routing and useful error states.

Animated storyboard

Storyboard using synthetic content. Implementation source is linked; no submission is sent.

AI-native systems

Start inside the user’s task. Give the agent access to the right evidence, keep its authority clear, and make the result inspectable.

What you keep: Connected workflows, explicit permissions and records of the work.

Rendered demonstration

Authored agent conversation with an actual Ground MCP result on synthetic files. No files were changed.

Algorithms

Turn a scheduling or allocation problem into a method you can test. Change an input and inspect what changes in the result.

What you keep: A testable method, its inputs and its limits.

Animated storyboard

Illustrative scheduling scenario. No solver output or live booking is claimed.

Education / PCN

A private home for agentic engineering techniques, learning resources and the tools behind them.

What you keep: Lessons, exercises and reusable working methods.

Recorded product overview

Recorded PCN landing page and its local-only network preview. This is a product overview, not a member lesson or a recording of network creation.

Video development

Follow one request through the whole system. Use a continuous camera, clean product UI and hand-drawn marks to explain what matters.

What you keep: Editable motion source and a reviewed film.

Animated storyboard

Storyboard of the production workflow. Ground is a completed HyperFrames film; Draw footage is not shown as captured evidence.

Webflow development

We built Cato’s Insights Hub with Webflow components, bringing research, reports and newsroom content into one place.

What you keep: Components, CMS-driven pages and maintainable site behavior.

Recorded website walkthrough

Recorded public Insights Hub: filter content by type and open a published article. CREATE SOMETHING built the Hub with Webflow components. This recording shows the visitor experience; it does not show the editor.

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Ways to work together

How we work together.

Our technical support membership helps with scoped improvements and learning. Map and Control are subscriptions. Build is quoted for the agreed project. Control includes Map and the views for incoming work, approvals, and results.

01 / 03 Define

Make the system legible before implementation.

Map starts with a $0 browser-local starter. Its account-scoped workspace adds versions, review, sharing, export, and Build handoff under a separate account workspace · pricing at launch boundary.

Public starter + account workspace CREATE SOMETHING Map

Plan how people and AI will share a task before building it.

Account workspace · pricing at launch

Availability: Explore the browser-local starter now. The separate account workspace has pricing at launch; this is not a paid workspace checkout.

  • $0 browser-local starter
  • Account workspace · pricing at launch
  • Included with Control
Evidence
  • Living typed definition
  • Useful before or after implementation
  • Included with Control
Receipts
$0 browser-local starterAccount workspace · pricing at launch
02 / 03 Connect

Turn the agreed map into an owned implementation.

Build is the scoped service for connecting the approved workflow, its policy boundaries, verification, and handoff.

Implementation service CREATE SOMETHING Build

Build the agreed workflow and connect the tools it needs.

Scoped and quoted separately

Requirements: Build is a service scoped and quoted separately. Agree on the workflow, deliverables and acceptance checks before work begins. Production launch is agreed separately.

  • Scoped implementation
  • Owned system
  • Verified handoff
Evidence
  • Approved definition
  • Connected implementation
  • Operating handoff
Receipts
Scoped serviceScoped and quoted separately
03 / 03 Operate

Watch the signal. Route the decision. Preserve proof.

Control is the governed operating product. It includes Map and keeps delegated work inside explicit authority, approval, evidence, and recovery boundaries.

Standalone subscription CREATE SOMETHING Control

Keep live AI work monitored, reviewed, and supported when something fails.

From $900 per month after launch

Requirements: Managed Control starts after launch for an agreed live environment. Scope, access, response times and activation require a separate agreement.

  • Inbox / Map / Proof
  • Human approvals
  • Recurring review
Evidence
  • Signal watches change
  • Decision routes judgment
  • Proof preserves the result
Receipts
Map includedFrom $900 per month after launch
Verified field result

Automation prepared the evidence. Human judgment still decided.

The system gathered evidence for reviewers. A person still decided whether to approve or reject each submission.

49/ 50
49 of 50 selected cases produced usable evidence packets for human decision.
Workflow
Marketplace template review
Receipt
#FR-2026-01
Verified
May–June 2026
Changes to external systems
0
Technical proof

Tools we use to check the work.

Historical and open tools are evidence, not additional commercial products. Ground and the Loom archive show the discipline beneath Map, Build, and Control.

Apply the system

Start with a task your team still checks manually.

Use Map to define it, Build to connect it, or Control to operate it with approvals and proof. Control includes Map.

Owner
Workflow owner
Authority
Human approval
Proof
Map + state + receipt
State
ready