AI does tasks. Kimaru improves decisions.
Kimaru brings together facts from your systems, the know-how in your people, and the rules of your business. It compares realistic choices, shows likely results, gets the right approval, tracks what happened, and makes the next decision better.
Keep your ERP, Copilot, SAP tools, models, and agents. Kimaru adds the decision layer they do not preserve.
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Three different things

Copilot or agent
Does the task you ask: answer, search, write, recommend, or act.

Agent harness
Connects AI tools to data and systems, routes work, and controls permissions.

Kimaru Decision Model
Helps the company choose what to do, get approval, measure the result, and remember what worked.

Decision memory remains
Agents and harnesses can change. Your company’s decision memory should remain.
Simulate a decision before you commit.
Kimaru simulates decisions before you act.
Model what drives the result
Kimaru uses causal AI to connect operational facts, expert knowledge, business rules, actions, and outcomes.
Simulate realistic choices
Test likely effects on cost, service, capacity, material, and risk before the company acts.
Learn from the actual outcome
Compare predicted with actual results and update the Decision Model for the next decision.
A better decision creates measurable value
Wilton Weavers: production planning
Wilton Weavers used Kimaru for aircraft-carpet production planning, where ERP data had to be reconciled with material readiness, loom compatibility, lot-mixing rules, capacity, and planner judgment.
43% to 75% — new-order on-time production planning improvement
$325K — projected annual revenue increase
96–100% — ERP-versus-plan validation pass rate
Kimaru did not replace Wilton’s ERP or planners. It made the production decision visible, governable, measurable, and reusable.
AI tools perform tasks. Kimaru simulates decisions.
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