Give every agent the same model of a production.
Creative work, participants, work units, locations, and documents stay in one connected graph. That is how agents share context instead of inventing their own.
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Power your agents with the Hollywood standard in data organization.
Access industry data like rates, regulations, and standardized terminology in a production graph your agents and apps can actually use.
Your agents should know how production really works. Don't leave it up to chance.
Rate cards and union terms
Permits, payroll, and budget structure
Built from live production operations
Access industry data like rates, regulations, and standardized terminology.
Olivine keeps rate cards, union agreements, payroll cycles, permit requirements, and role vocabulary current so your agents can fetch what they need in the format they already understand.
Your agents should know how production really works.
A timecard belongs to a crew participant. A payroll cycle belongs to a project. A rate card needs effective dates, currency, and role lines. Olivine keeps those relationships explicit and inspectable.
Move one scene and the graph tells you what else matters.
When Scene 12a moves to a new warehouse, Olivine keeps the work unit, location, permit application, payroll assumptions, and budget context attached to the same production state.
Connect Claude Code or any MCP agent.
Ask Olivine for rate cards, role vocabulary, permit documents, or payroll context directly inside the agent workflow.
- Claude Code via MCP
- Operator-facing assistants
- Internal production agents
Building an app for production? Start with a reliable foundation.
Use the same structure and maintained knowledge inside budget tools, payroll assistants, location systems, and studio operations software.
- Budget software
- Payroll assistants
- Scheduling and studio ops systems
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Industry standards change all the time. Let us keep you and your agents up to date.
Use Olivine directly through MCP or bring it into the production software you are building.