Rithmo is the decision layer. Before an agent or an automation acts, it checks the record over MCP to make sure the decision it is about to run on is actually current. The open standard, so any compatible tool can connect.
Your sources feed the record. Your agents and automations read from it over MCP, and they are the ones that act on it. Rithmo keeps the record. It does not execute work in your stack.
Your agents and automations
The decision layer
Reconciles every signal into one current answer per decision. Read-only, scoped per organization.
Your sources, where decisions actually happen
A workflow asks a plain-language question and branches on the answer: the current decision, who owns it, where it was decided, or an honest “no record” when there is no confident answer.
ask("are we still shipping the new onboarding flow?")
→ {
"decision": "Every segment moves to the new flow.",
"status": "current",
"owner": "Marcus Lee",
"decided_in": "Product review, Jul 12"
}
Subscribe to a feed of decision changes and fan out to whatever should happen next. When a call is reversed, flag the tickets and docs that assumed the old answer.
The workflow checks the record before it acts. If the decision is current and owned, it proceeds. If it was reversed, dropped, or never confirmed, it holds instead of shipping on a stale call.
Your tools stop acting on stale or assumed decisions and check the authoritative record first.
Read-only and per-organization. Rithmo does not own or replace your stack. It is the layer everything else verifies against.
Speaking MCP means Rithmo plugs into the growing ecosystem of agents and automation tools. n8n today, any agent tomorrow.
It answers with what is true, and says so when there is no confident decision yet. It will not fabricate one.
The MCP interface is in early access, validated in our environment and connected with n8n first. Setup is hands-on today, and more connectors are on the way.
Connect Rithmo to n8n and your agents, so your automations act on decisions that are actually current.