If you run an AI agency, you know the awkward part: the agents can do the work, but you still end up being the human copy-paste layer between them. Jason Myers of AppLayer joins me to show how Tango gives agents a shared task list, clear ownership, approvals, and an audit trail so an actual team can deliver client work.
We walk through a live Hermes-to-Tango workflow, task decomposition, worker identities, leases that prevent duplicate work, stalled-task failover, and what happens when agents need a real computer. Then I show how Orgo lets you see and control those cloud computers when the work leaves a chat window.
Explore Tango: https://tango.applayer.io/
AppLayer: https://applayer.io/
Give your agents computers with Orgo: https://www.orgo.ai/
Chapters:
00:00 Why AI agents need an operating layer
00:53 Meet Jason Myers of AppLayer
02:46 The human copy-paste problem
04:19 Tango demo: Hermes creates a task
06:03 Audit trails and signed receipts
07:37 A shared task list for agents
08:51 Breaking work into subtasks
10:57 Connecting an agent to Tango
13:53 Worker identity and agent setup
16:03 Managing the worker roster
16:46 Avoiding platform lock-in
19:56 Task leases prevent duplicate work
21:16 Recovering stalled tasks
23:07 Competitive intelligence demo
26:39 Built-in specialized agents
28:45 When agents need cloud computers
30:25 Orgo computer use demo
31:11 Remotely viewing and controlling agent computers
32:17 A personal assistant with iMessage
35:14 Where to find Jason and Tango
Agent Operators is hosted by Nick Vasilescu and presented by Orgo. We go inside the systems, offers, and operating practices behind managed AI-agent services for businesses.