| What you receive | V1 centers on account Research, supported Signals and evidence. Dynamic Lists and automated Fit/Priority scoring are planned beyond V1. | Agent frameworks provide model access, instructions, tools, handoffs, guardrails, tracing, memory, MCP connectivity, sandboxes, and orchestration primitives for you to compose. |
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| Research | Research feeds a durable account record with provenance, timestamps, coverage, conflicts, unknowns, and seller-neutral facts before sales interpretation. | An agent can browse, search files, call internal tools, inspect systems, and synthesize an answer; the application must decide which outputs become durable records and how they are normalized. |
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| Signals and time | Signal definitions are versioned sales semantics; occurrences have evidence, time, state, freshness, and lifecycle separate from filters and list membership. | A custom agent system needs its own definitions, event history, temporal rules, deduplication, state transitions, expiration policy, and evaluation if those properties matter. |
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| Account sets | V1 Lists contain the companies you choose. Supported fact filters narrow the results. Dynamic Lists that automatically change membership are planned beyond V1. | Agents can query or construct account sets, while the surrounding application must persist membership, refresh rules, provenance, and change history when those sets need to survive individual runs. |
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| Reliability and governance | Kaiju owns the product contracts for evidence, signals, list state, account projections, and integrations as the platform matures. | The builder owns tool permissions, prompt-injection defenses, credential isolation, traces, evals, retries, checkpoints, model changes, deployment, and operational maintenance. |
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| Agent role with Kaiju | Kaiju can become the durable intelligence layer an agent reads before deciding or acting. | The agent remains useful for flexible reasoning, research tasks, drafting, and execution across tools without becoming the sole system of record for account intelligence. |
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