Codegen made the first agent quick to build, and building in-house was the right call. Ten systems run under an agent a whole team uses every day, and Evergrowth is the agentic orchestration platform that already runs all ten.
Building it was the right call. The question is what carries it from here.
Your agent keeps doing what it does. The ten systems under it are already running.
Answer the seven about what is running today: open any question, or pick a system out of the map.
Pick any system to jump to the question it belongs to.
One workspace, already set up.
An orchestration layer that passes context down the chain and survives a failure mid-run.
ScaleAgents hand work down the chain.
There is no training layer to inherit. Every prompt carries its own copy of your positioning, so a change means reopening each one and pasting in the new version.
Trained once, in one place.
Four documents, already signed, and they come with the account.
20+ data contracts to negotiate and maintain at single-company volume.
ResearchFinding, verification and phone run as one waterfall.
A two-way HubSpot sync you maintain through every API change.
One OAuth click, both directions.
Every agent has its model pinned.
Then keep building. Describe a workflow to Eva, confirm it, and it lands on the canvas. A rep launches the whole thing from the record in one click. The twelfth agent costs what the first one costs.
Walk through what has to run under the surface for your stack, one layer at a time, spec the systems your team would own, then get your own verdict: build the plumbing yourself, or build on it.
Open any card to see what a RevOps or GTM engineer would actually ship under it, then mark the ones your team would own. The scope adds up as you go.
Your value proposition, ICP verticals and personas. The one part that stays yours.
Stays yours Your value proposition, ICP verticals and personas are defined here. Everything else, Evergrowth runs.
Your three inputs train all twelve agents.
Can your agents hand work to each other, or is each one a separate manual step?
12 agents · 0 runs / month
If you own it Owning this means an orchestration layer that passes context down the chain and survives a failure mid-run.
Set your motion and team size up top, and each agent's monthly runs follow from it. Nudge any agent, or switch off the ones you would not use.
Can you research thousands of accounts at once, overnight, instead of one chat at a time?
5 to buildIf you own it Owning this means parallel execution at API speed for a team of 5 reps, with rate limits, durable queues, and batch cost controls.
A chat assistant runs one thread at human reading speed. This has to run hundreds of agents at once, headless, across your whole team.
Can the work run on a schedule and on triggers, without someone kicking it off?
5 to buildIf you own it Owning this means a scheduler, triggers, durable queues, run monitoring, and caps on recurring spend.
Will your reps trust the output enough to act on it without re-checking, whoever wrote the prompt?
9 to buildIf you own it Guardrails, structured inputs, evals and fallbacks, so quality lives in the system.
Reps type "find me contacts at Acme," not a structured brief, so you are only as good as your weakest prompter on their busiest day.
Is the research accurate and current, or stale the week after you pull it?
5 to buildIf you own it Owning this means crawling, source scoring, entity resolution, dedup, and continuous re-research so context does not rot.
Can you get verified emails and phones at a price you can sustain at your volume?
5 to buildIf you own it Owning this means negotiating and maintaining 20+ data contracts at your own low volume, then cascading and de-duping across them.
A platform pools demand across every customer for compound discounts no single buyer can match. On Evergrowth: email 0.3, phone 2 credits, pay only on success.
Will it write into HubSpot without overwriting what your reps already changed?
6 to buildIf you own it Owning this means a two-way HubSpot sync you maintain through every rep edit and every API change.
Are you always on the best model for the job at the best price, as new ones ship every month?
6 to buildIf you own it Owning this means multi-provider routing and constant re-evaluation, not a single hardcoded model you have to rip out later.
Can RevOps configure it once and have every rep inherit it, with permissions and an audit trail?
4 to buildIf you own it Owning this means role-based control, two surfaces (configure vs run), per-team metering, and audit logs.
Can you prove legitimate interest and honor deletion across every system, for EU buyers?
5 to buildIf you own it Owning this means GDPR documentation, right-to-be-forgotten propagated everywhere, never training on your data, and SOC 2 plus ISO 27001 kept current, not earned once.
This is the one part that stays yours.
Stays yours Your value proposition, ICP verticals and personas are defined here. Everything else, Evergrowth runs.
Your three inputs train all twelve agents.
Can your agents hand work to each other, or is each one a separate manual step?
12 agents · 0 runs / month
If you own it Owning this means an orchestration layer that passes context down the chain and survives a failure mid-run.
Set your motion and team size up top, and each agent's monthly runs follow from it. Nudge any agent, or switch off the ones you would not use.
Can you research thousands of accounts at once, overnight, instead of one chat at a time?
If you own it Owning this means parallel execution at API speed for a team of 5 reps, with rate limits, durable queues, and batch cost controls.
A chat assistant runs one thread at human reading speed. This has to run hundreds of agents at once, headless, across your whole team.
Can the work run on a schedule and on triggers, without someone kicking it off?
If you own it Owning this means a scheduler, triggers, durable queues, run monitoring, and caps on recurring spend.
Will your reps trust the output enough to act on it without re-checking, whoever wrote the prompt?
If you own it Guardrails, structured inputs, evals and fallbacks, so quality lives in the system.
Reps type "find me contacts at Acme," not a structured brief, so you are only as good as your weakest prompter on their busiest day.
Is the research accurate and current, or stale the week after you pull it?
If you own it Owning this means crawling, source scoring, entity resolution, dedup, and continuous re-research so context does not rot.
Can you get verified emails and phones at a price you can sustain at your volume?
If you own it Owning this means negotiating and maintaining 20+ data contracts at your own low volume, then cascading and de-duping across them.
A platform pools demand across every customer for compound discounts no single buyer can match. On Evergrowth: email 0.3, phone 2 credits, pay only on success.
Will it write into HubSpot without overwriting what your reps already changed?
If you own it Owning this means a two-way HubSpot sync you maintain through every rep edit and every API change.
Are you always on the best model for the job at the best price, as new ones ship every month?
If you own it Owning this means multi-provider routing and constant re-evaluation, not a single hardcoded model you have to rip out later.
Can RevOps configure it once and have every rep inherit it, with permissions and an audit trail?
If you own it Owning this means role-based control, two surfaces (configure vs run), per-team metering, and audit logs.
Can you prove legitimate interest and honor deletion across every system, for EU buyers?
If you own it Owning this means GDPR documentation, right-to-be-forgotten propagated everywhere, never training on your data, and SOC 2 plus ISO 27001 kept current, not earned once.
Every system above is already built, shipped, and maintained on Evergrowth. You keep the part that is actually yours, and you keep building it: your GTM logic in the Agent Training Center, and the workflows, plays and playbooks you create with Eva and the 12 agents. We run the plumbing underneath, so your team never maintains any of it. Keep building in-house. Stop building the plumbing.
You focus on building. We do the maintaining.