Somewhere between personal agents booking flights and frontier labs solving Navier-Stokes sits a large, quiet gap. Inside most organizations, AI still produces no measurable return. Five months ago I founded Hone with Moritz Stephan and Oliver Brady. Today we’re announcing our $60M seed led by Benchmark and Index Ventures, and launching AI Engines: persistent agents that own business outcomes. Most AI products serve individual productivity. They assist with tasks, answer to no outcome, and get a fraction of the freedom or accountability you’d give a model this smart. The few that run at the organizational level are usually lengthy custom builds. Today it is surprisingly hard for a business to point frontier intelligence at its most critical outcomes. An Engine is built for exactly that. You point it at a business outcome. It onboards itself, builds the agents, skills, and memories the job needs, works with the right people, and gets better with experience. It doesn’t produce output. It produces results. As a team, we believe AI should be held to a higher standard. We measure our work not by benchmarks, but by the business results we drive for customers in the real world. Intelligence is no longer scarce, and the economy should grow like it. That happens when subject matter experts stop doing the work and start building the systems that do it. Watch the demo to see how Hone enables that.