CRM

CRM from trycompai is a single-tenant, MIT-licensed sales system built as a monorepo on Bun, NestJS, Next.js, and Postgres. The research agent runs as its own deployment on Vercel’s eve framework with tools, markdown skills, a work queue, and a network-denied sandbox. The API only records that something happened; the agent leases queue rows and decides what they mean. Evidence is priced in a ledger so strong observations write to the record and weak ones become human suggestions.

Most AI CRMs still bolt a chat box onto a form and leave enrichment to the rep. This one flips it: a scheduled agent owns the research loop, spends a budget, and only commits facts it observed. Founders who hate empty contact fields and hallucinated titles finally get a CRM designed around agent work, not around another sidebar chatbot.

Clone the repo, set a few env values, bring up Postgres with Docker, then run the app, API, and agent. Connect Google for sign-in and mailbox sync. The agent claims due tasks, researches contacts and companies with only the optional keys you enabled, schedules rechecks with a written reason, and surfaces steps on each record’s Agent tab. Close the browser and the queue keeps running on its own deployment.

Not a chat panel glued to HubSpot clones. Intelligence never lives in the API, people facts are never guessed from model confidence, and the agent keeps working after you leave — the CRM is the notebook, not the product.

• Public demo available
• API / SDK surface

• eve
• OpenWorker
• qm