The library is free.
You staff agents on it.
Norma charges for work, the way you budget it — a flat monthly retainer per staffed agent. Never per seat, never per record, never for your own library.
your agent's first 10 emails are free · no credit card · identity only — no Drive or inbox access
An agent is a staffed role.
Not a license, not a seat — a materials librarian embedded where you point it. You decide the scope, and it learns that scope's rules: the client's tastes, the budget bands, the conventions. Staff agents the way you staff people.
Everything included. No tiers.
Every staffed agent does the full job. Nothing is held back for a bigger plan.
Email, Claude, and the app.
One agent behind all of them — the same library, whichever door you use.
URLs, PDFs, spreadsheets.
Parsed into structured, cited library records — matched, deduplicated, sourced.
A library kept alive.
Staffed agents re-verify records against their sources on a schedule and flag what moved. Maintenance is staff work — an unstaffed library rests, but is never lost.
Your scope's rules, learned.
Every correction teaches the agent its project's or team's conventions — and only yours.
Google Sheets, read and write.
Every change receipted and revertible.
Spec sheets and schedules.
Built from what the library already knows.
Questions, answered flat.
Is it per seat?
No — never. Everyone in the firm works with your agents; charging per person would tax the whole point. You pay for the staff you hire, not the people who talk to them.
Do we pay for our library?
No. Every record your agents file — including the options you considered and rejected — is kept, cited, and exportable, free. The library is yours; the retainer pays for the staff who work it.
What are the first 10 emails?
Your agent's trial period. The first 10 emails it works — emails, not threads — are free: forward a few quotes, watch the library build, see the citations. After that, the agent goes on retainer.
What happens when a project ends?
Pause the agent and its retainer stops — immediately, no notice period. The project's records stay in your library, free. Staff the agent again when the next job starts and it picks up where it left off.
Why would we staff a second agent?
For the same reason you'd staff a second person: two scopes with two sets of rules. A second project has its own client, budget, and conventions; a sector team has its own standards. Each agent carries one scope's judgment — and its own email address, so routing is automatic.
Start your library.
Sign up to mint your agent — it arrives with its own email address. Email it to get started.