Renue Launches Doboku HUB With Isolated AI Agent Environment
The service targets a construction labor force that fell from 6.85 million in 1997 to 4.78 million in 2025, with overtime limits applied to the industry since April 2024, by moving form creation and site paperwork onto AI agents rather than adding staff.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Renue Inc. has begun offering Doboku HUB, a service that pairs an AI agent execution environment with distribution of business apps for civil engineering and construction sites. Claude Code's Agent SDK and Codex run in non-root containers limited to approved communication destinations. Form apps such as KY activity records, daily work reports, and completion checks are provided as templates or created through conversation with AI, then exported to Excel in the company's existing format.
Administrators set who may use what before an app is distributed to a site. Distribution is done via QR codes, so workers enter data on smartphones or tablets with no PC setup and no per-person registration. Records are reviewed by an approver such as the site manager, and only approved entries are exported to Excel. Renue says formatting, formulas, and print settings remain as-is, so companies do not recreate forms they have used for years.
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