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LitAgent OS

Today an agent’s work is scattered across five separate, disconnected tools — a spreadsheet deal-tracker, an Airtable base, a CRM, a database app, and the inbox where the real answers arrive. Each one buries the last, none of them agree, and no tool can answer the only question that matters: where does the deal stand?

Without LitAgent OS

The work is scattered.

A spreadsheet for the deals. A tracker for the submissions. Contacts wherever they landed, and the answers buried in your inbox. Your mix may differ — the seams are the same. Every tool holds one piece, and none of them connect.

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So — what if it all lived in one place?

With LitAgent OS

Meet Marcus Bell.

He’s one of your clients, and Night Harbor is one of his books. Watch it move from first idea to signed deal to the money that follows, every step on one thread. This time, nothing gets buried.

Marcus Bell, one of your clients, followed through LitAgent OS in one window: the Clients roster shows him with two projects on submission. His client page holds his profile and projects. His novel Night Harbor keeps its logline, submission list, and deals together — the deals card reads “Deals are created from accepted offers.” The submission list shows twelve editors, nine responses, three of them offers. The offers page compares all three side by side, with stars on the best terms — Lantern & Quill at eighty-five thousand dollars after our counter raised the opening eighty. Accepting creates the deal: fully executed, with a publisher payment schedule. The on-signing payment arrives, and the Finance page’s My Commissions tab already has it on the books: thirty thousand dollars received, your twenty-seven-hundred-dollar share recorded beside the deals that came before it. So when Marcus asks how Night Harbor is doing, there is nothing to dig for — every step is already here, on one thread.

When Marcus asks, there’s nothing to dig for.

The whole thread, from first query to final royalty.

Bring your list. The order is built in.

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