Built for agents, not bolted on

Film / Built for agents, not bolted on

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Wrenfield Bakery, its twelve shops, the menu and every number are sample data, and the dashboard in the add-on lane is generic. The side-by-sides are on the Compare page.

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   One ask

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   The first step

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   Published or playing

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   When a screen drops

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   Building it yourself

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   Scorecard

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   One ask. Three ways to run it.

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   screenRIG is built for your agent to run, start to finish.

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   Beside it, a signage dashboard with an agent add-on.

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   Here, the agent sets itself up. At the screen, you just read it the code.

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   There, the add-on needs you first: sign in, make a key, register the screen.

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   And “published” isn't the same as playing.

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   screenRIG waits until it's on the screen. Then your agent sends a screenshot from the glass.

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   A month later: twelve shops, and a new ask.

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   When a screen drops, the add-on's error is written for a person. It comes back to you.

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    screenRIG tells the agent what failed, and what to do next.

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    So when Ashgrove is back, it finishes the job and sends proof.

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    And building it yourself? A screen needs more than a Player.

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    Ten native Players. Pairing, caching, transcoding, updates, proof of play, app hosting, events.

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    You could run your own mail server, too.

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    An add-on puts your agent in front of a product built for people.

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    screenRIG was built for the agent. Author, deploy, verify and recover.

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    A generous free tier. Then pay for bytes, never per screen.

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    Ask your agent to set up screenrig.ai.

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    Give your agent a screen.