A deal is not a prompt.

PE deals run for months. Every other AI tool in finance runs for a single prompt.

A partner emails Krima a request. An Excel returns model arrives in minutes. A week later, the data room lands. Without another prompt, the CIM is summarized, comps pulled, the model drafted, the stage advances. A month after that, diligence reports come in; Krima picks up where it left off, updates the model, flags the deltas. The deal moves. The thread never drops.

This is the first agentic operating system for private equity, and the only one architected to actually run.

Chatbots, copilots, and search bars live inside a single conversation: when it ends, everything is lost. They forget the deal between asks. They wait for a human to prompt each step. They break the moment something fails. A workflow that spans months, calls thousands of tools, and pauses unpredictably between asks cannot live there.

Krima runs on Temporal, the same event-sourced, fault-tolerant orchestration substrate behind Stripe, Snap, and Netflix: every step is durably recorded, so when a model call fails, a network drops, or a deal pauses for weeks, the workflow resumes exactly where it left off. The unit of work is the deal, not the prompt. On top of it, we encoded a senior practitioner's spec of the deal lifecycle: eighty workflows, sourcing to exit. Real infrastructure. Real judgment. Real execution.

Models commodify; every firm runs the same frontier LLM. Workflows compound; every deal Krima runs sharpens the next, capturing your firm's judgment, data, and patterns into a system no competitor can replicate.

Ten years from now, every PE firm will run on a system like this. We are building the one they will run on.