root@fr:~$ boost --team
Give your teams superpowers.
AI does not replace your teams. It makes them faster, sharper, more ambitious. As long as it is done right, and sovereign.
Augment, do not replace
Your experts stay in control. AI does the rest.
The repetitive, the tedious, the high-volume: AI handles it. Your teams focus on judgment, relationships and strategy. It is the principle we never drop: the human decides, the AI executes and cites its sources.
What AI unlocks
Concrete gains, function by function.
Examples observed in 2025 and 2026. Results vary with integration, data quality and change management.
Software
up to 55% faster
Writing, documenting and refactoring code.
Legal and contracts
60% faster turnaround
Review, comparison and summary of contracts.
Documents
3x more documents processed
Extraction, sorting and summarization of documents.
Sales
12 to 15 h per week
Reclaimed per rep, time given back to the customer.
Support
28% faster responses
Triage, response and routing to the right person.
Marketing
10 to 14 h per week
Research, writing and content repurposing.
Procurement and ops
67% shorter cycles
Automation of multi-step processes.
Research and analysis
research time cut by 5x
Source synthesis and decision support.
Speed changes everything
From idea to prototype: a few weeks is all it takes.
What used to take a quarter is now tested in a few weeks. You try more ideas, fail faster, keep the good ones. An AI-designed rocket engine went from idea to prototype in three weeks.
3 weeks
from idea to POC, instead of several months
66%
of organizations deploying agents report measurable gains
+ hours
given back each week, per person, on high-value work
root
Superpowers are not improvised.
They require careful integration, guardrails, and the right model for each task. Without that, barely 11% of projects reach production. That is exactly what root builds: real superpowers, in production, and sovereign. Your data never leaves France.
Ready to give your teams superpowers?
We start by mapping your processes and choosing the first agent to put into production.