The first loop is short on purpose.
Run takes the first call. Sage becomes your operator. The customer entrypoint wakes up first. Then the first real case comes back in language you can review, not in a buried dashboard.
Let customers reach you first. Then let Sage bring the first real cases back with a clear next move. This page is for starting one live wedge, not for pretending the whole company is already deployed.
Run opens the front door. Sage takes the operating handoff. Bolt handles what fits. Human fallback keeps the line from going dark.
The point is not to list capabilities. The point is to show one operating loop already in motion: an entrypoint, a public support asset, and a first case that comes back with a concrete next move.
Run takes the first call. Sage becomes your operator. The customer entrypoint wakes up first. Then the first real case comes back in language you can review, not in a buried dashboard.
Sage is not a mascot. It is the visible COO surface. Once you start, the journey stops feeling like setup and starts feeling like an operating update.
The widget and help center are there to prove the line is open. Visible entry beats future promise.
Customer asked. Bolt plans to. Why this handling makes sense. Current case state. That is the trust surface.
You talk to Run first. No internal org chart. No false “pick your AI employee” step before anything real happens.
Customer service can go live today. The other cards are discovery frames, not fake public deployment claims.
If Bolt can handle a case, it will. If not, the case is handed to a human owner without making the customer repeat the story.
Per resolved conversation. First 50 a month are free. No setup fee. No contract to start.
This page should leave a normal operator with one clear feeling: the line will not go dark. If Bolt can handle a case, it will. If not, the case is handed to a human owner inside the same operating thread.
Start with one live wedge. Run takes the first call. Sage takes the operating thread when you are ready.