We have just officially entered our second week of live testing with HAKI Legal in Uganda! But that’s not all. Over the weekend, we successfully integrated SPEAQ ID https://speaq.id/ directly into the core foundation of HAKI and the new Plexaris HR system. For the non-techies among us: What does this actually mean? Let’s explain it in plain English: What is SPEAQ ID? Think of it as a digital passport that lives only on your own phone or device. Traditional systems store your passwords and personal data in one big central company database. If hackers break into that database, they steal everyone's keys. SPEAQ ID changes the rules. It uses a philosophy called "Zero-Credential Storage." We don’t save your passwords because there are no passwords. How does it work in daily life? 1. The Handshake: When an employee wants to log into the Plexaris HR system to check their info, their phone sends a quick, unique cryptographic "handshake" to the system. 2. Instant & Secure: The system checks the mathematical signature of the phone, says "Yes, this is you," and grants access instantly. 3. No Target for Hackers: Because no personal data or passwords are ever stored on a central server, there is absolutely nothing for hackers to phish or steal. By embedding SPEAQ ID straight into the DNA of Plexaris HR and scaling it with HAKI, we are proving that top-tier, future-proof security doesn't have to be complicated. In fact, it's so streamlined that third-party teams are deploying it autonomously in 30 minutes. We are giving control back to the people. No barriers, no vulnerable databases, just true digital sovereignty. Onwards to an incredible week of testing in Kampala with the amazing team! you want to know more DM me

4 things make an AI agent actually run on its own (Most businesses built only 1 of them and called it done) Most businesses that come to us have built something. A tool, a workflow, maybe even a full agent. But someone on their team is still touching it daily. Here's what's missing. For an AI agent to actually run itself, it needs 4 things: WHAT: One specific, repeatable task. Narrow enough that the agent knows exactly when it's done. HOW: A trigger that starts it automatically. A form submitted, an invoice updated, a message hitting a specific folder. If a human has to kick it off, it's not automated. WHY: A clear destination for the output. A Slack message, an updated record, a sent email. If someone still has to move the result somewhere, you've just moved the work, not removed it. WHO: One person accountable for what comes out. To handle the edge cases the agent can't. Not to run it every day. Just to own what it produces. Most businesses have the WHAT. Some have 2 of these. The ones where work genuinely happens without anyone touching it have all 4. — If you own a business and want help implementing AI-agents, comment “AGENT” and I’ll show you how they can look like inside your company.