New Odyssey makes AI agents for operations teams and the infrastructure developers need to run their own.

Five products and nothing else. Pegasus is packaged AI agents for operations teams. Ithaca, Remus, Romulus and Daidon are for developers and engineering teams building their own agents: Ithaca runs them, Remus controls what they may do, Romulus recovers them after a failure and Daidon evaluates and fine-tunes smaller open models on your own data.

Pegasus is available: some agents are pilot-ready, others are deployed together as suites, and some are in development and labelled as such. Remus and Romulus are local developer previews you can download and run on your own machine. Ithaca is in development with a waitlist. Daidon is in development with early access.

No. We sell products. Operations teams start Pegasus with a pilot on one real example; a fixed-scope sprint or managed operation can follow, but those are ways to run Pegasus, not separate things to buy.

A vendor's agents work inside that vendor's platform. Pegasus agents work across the HRIS, ATS, accounting, CRM, ticketing and file storage systems you already run, connected through Merge's unified APIs with no custom integration build.

Every Pegasus agent runs under the same governance layer: every action is audited, every deployment is versioned and every decision is traceable. Each agent holds at defined approval points, and a person handles the exceptions.

That is the direction: run, control, recover, improve. Today they are built separately. Remus is not yet integrated with Ithaca, and a shared SDK, trace and billing experience are not available yet.

New Odyssey Ltd is registered in England and Wales and based in London. UK hosting is the planned position for Ithaca only, and it is not available today.