Match crews, materials and readiness before the day starts.
The agent connects site progress, delivery status, labour availability and programme movement, so crews are not sent where materials or readiness are missing.
Crews arrive before materials: Teams lose the day because stock, access or prerequisite work is missing.
Materials arrive without crews: Deliveries land where nobody is scheduled to install them.
Readiness changes are found late: Overnight movement is discovered on the road, not in the office.
Parallel jobs multiply reshuffling: Every change means another manual round of who-goes-where.
Coordination runs on calls and memory: The plan exists in phones, not in a view anyone shares.
Trigger → check → draft → your confirmation.
Trigger: Site progress updates, a delivery moves, or a crew becomes unavailable.
Check: The agent checks readiness, material availability and crew allocation across every site.
Draft: It proposes next-day priorities and flags mismatches before they cost a day.
Confirm: Your coordinator confirms the plan; crews and suppliers hear one consistent answer.
Site reality in. Tomorrow's plan out.
What the agent reads: The overnight signals that decide whether tomorrow works: progress, stock, crews, access. (Crew rosters and availability; Material deliveries and stock status; Site progress and readiness; Programme updates; Supervisor notes)
What the agent produces: A day plan your coordinator confirms once, instead of assembling it call by call. (Crew-site assignment draft; Materials readiness warnings; Site readiness checklist; Exception list, prioritised; Coordination summary)
It stands on a contractor's parallel-site coordination.
The agent extends our materials & labour system, built for and running with a specialist internal-walls contractor coordinating parallel sites.
In shadow mode it proposes the day plan you already made, so you can see where it would have disagreed with you, and who was right.
The Cyberate Materials & Labour Agent is a construction AI agent that matches site progress, crew availability and material demand before the day starts, proposing coordinated moves that your coordinator confirms.
Does it move crews automatically?
No. It proposes and flags; your coordinator confirms before anything reaches a crew or supplier.
How do site teams feed it?
Simple progress updates, the same ones the underlying system already uses. No paperwork burden on crews.
Can it handle subcontracted crews?
Yes. Internal and subcontracted teams are both matched against site demand.
What happens when everything changes at once?
It re-checks the whole picture and presents the conflicts in priority order, which is exactly when a human coordinator needs it most.