One person.
A whole company.
Tell it what you need, and the company’s AI employees split up the work and deliver files you can use.
Agent Company
Owneryou
Commercial
- Tender analysis
- Pricing
Technical
- Proposal
- Credentials
Production
- Layout and binding
Quality
- Review
Owneryou
Sales
- Export sales
- Order follow-up
Documents
- Invoices and packing lists
Owneryou
Product
- Requirements
Engineering
- Front end
- Back end
QA
- Testing
Delivery
- Release and docs
Owneryou
Research
- Industry research
- Data analysis
Writing
- Report writing
- Charts
Quality
- Fact-checking
Owneryou
Content
- Topics
- Copywriting
Design
- Posters
- Short video
Growth
- Publishing and analytics
Examples. Departments and roles are proposed from your description and take effect once you confirm; change them at any time. Export trade comes with a ready-made template.
Departments, roles, and an AI employee in each
A chatbot answers questions; the work is still yours. Agent Company runs like a real company: departments, roles and a division of labour, with an AI employee in every role. Describe your business and the company is built around it.
One bid, Friday afternoon to Monday morning
A bid, for example: briefed on Friday afternoon, submitted on Monday morning.
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Step one
Brief it in one sentence
On the web or in a chat, by text, voice, image or attachment. No step-by-step prompting and no workflow to design first.
Let’s bid on this. Have the documents ready by Monday.
Tender: City Library digitisation86 pagesGot it. Handed to the company: City Library bid. You’ll get updates as it goes.Fri 15:42
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Step two
Understand, then plan
It reads the tender, works out what must be delivered and breaks the job into steps. Independent steps run in parallel.
ThinkingPlanned: seven steps
The tender asks for three things: a technical proposal, a price and credentials. None depends on the others, so all three can run at once. Then lay it out, review it, and ask the owner about the timeline.
Read the tender Tender analysis Proposal Pricing Credentials Layout Layout and binding Review Quality Timeline You -
Step three
Shared out and done
Each step goes to the AI employee in that role. Every employee has a computer of its own and works on it like a person: researching online, using office software, writing documents, building spreadsheets. Each finished step passes to the next automatically.
Credential downloads
- Business licenceSaved
- QualificationsSaved
- Insurance recordSaved
Downloading certificates
Credentials
PricingSoftware 412,000 Hardware 356,000 Implementation 138,000 Total 968,000 Working out the price
Pricing
Chapter 3: Implementation
ProposalWriting chapter 3
Proposal
ProposalQuoteCredentialsWaiting on the three partsLaying out the bid
Layout and binding
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Step four
Checked before delivery
Add a reviewer and every deliverable is checked before it reaches you. Problems go back to be fixed without involving you.
The total is below cost (1,021,000). Sent back to Pricing.Hardware was priced at last year’s rates.
Corrected. Review passed.
Software 412,000 Hardware 356,000 Implementation 138,000 3-year support 62,000 Total 968,0001,086,000 Reviewer, Quality
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Step five
Decisions stay with you
Only the decisions that are yours come to you: missing information, conflicting goals, a deadline at risk, a price to commit to. Each arrives with a recommendation. Try one here.
Needs your decision
How many days do we commit to?
The tender allows up to 90 days, and the timeline is scored.
Routine questions are settled with the employee’s recommendation, without asking you.
Done. Your timeline goes into the bid.
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Step six
Finished work you can use
Bid documents, quotes, reports, code changes: files you can use, not a chat transcript. Preview and comment on files online, or send a client a link that expires.
Submitted on time on Monday morning. For the whole job, you made one decision.
What it handles, and what waits for you
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A computer for every employee
Installed software, saved files and signed-in sites are still there next time. If a site asks for a verification code, you can take over the browser yourself.
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It learns how you work
Every night, employees review the day’s results, your corrections and your comments, and write down what they learned. A method that works three times is shared with the whole department.
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Key actions wait for your approval
An email that commits to a price or terms, a quote below your floor price, usage reaching the limit you set: each stops and asks you first.
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Every change recorded and undoable
Every change to the company is logged, and you can restore it to how it was. Earlier versions of every file can be viewed and restored.
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Your accounts, not your passwords
Site logins are encrypted. Employees sign in with your accounts, and passwords never appear in their conversations or records. Each company's data is kept apart.
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It works from your files
Upload certificates, past bids and product sheets once: they are sorted and filed, and employees look them up as they work. When something is missing, an employee asks you for it.
Try another industry
You hand over a sentence; you get back finished work. Pick a building to see an example.
BriefWe’re bidding on this. Have the documents ready by Monday.
- Technical proposalDocument
- QuoteSpreadsheet
- CredentialsBound set
Answers the tender point by point, misses no scored item, and lays it all out as one volume.
BriefAdd an SMS code to the sign-up form. Ship it Wednesday.
- RequirementsDocument
- Code changesPushed to your repository
- Test reportDocument
Employees work in your repository and report what changed and what was tested. Merging and releasing follow the permissions you set.
BriefQuote this customer in Germany, same discount as last time.
- QuoteSpreadsheet
- Proforma invoiceDocument
- Packing listSpreadsheet
Filled in on your templates, with the numbers worked out by the spreadsheet. A quote below your floor price stops and asks you first.
BriefWrite a market brief on cold-chain logistics in East China, for next Monday.
- Market briefDocument
- Data workbookSpreadsheet
- ChartsImages
Researches online, organises the data, draws the charts, and writes it up as a brief you can check.
BriefWe launch next week. Make a set of posters and three posts.
- PostersImages
- Three postsDocument
- ScheduleCalendar
Topics, copy and images done together, with a schedule for when each goes out.
BriefReconcile this month’s invoices with the bank statement.
- ReconciliationSpreadsheet
- Notes on differencesDocument
Checks every entry, flags each one that doesn’t match, and notes the likely reason.
BriefThe customers we quoted last week haven’t replied. Follow up.
- Follow-up emailsFrom the employee’s own mailbox
- Customer statusCustomer list
An email that commits to a price or terms comes to you first. A customer who asks not to be contacted isn’t contacted again.
BriefFrom now on, give me an operating report every Monday morning.
- Scheduled taskEvery Monday morning
- Weekly reportDocument
One sentence sets up the schedule, and the report arrives on time. Pause it or change the time whenever you like.
How it compares
A chatbot gives you answers. A workflow tool follows the path you drew. Agent Company takes on the whole job.
| Agent Company | Chatbots | Workflow automation | Hiring or outsourcing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Briefing | One sentence for the whole job | Question by question, prompting each step | Draw the workflow step by step first | Recruiting, briefing, training |
| Planning | Makes its own plan and runs parallel steps at once | You do it | Follows the flow you drew | Someone has to manage it |
| Doing the work | Each employee uses its own computer: web, software, files | Gives you text to copy and paste | Only calls the services you connected | Limited hands; stops after hours |
| What you get | Finished files, ready to use | A chat transcript | Rows of data | Finished work, eventually |
| Quality | Can have a reviewer; rework happens inside | Up to you to check | Stops when something breaks | Depends on the person |
| Memory | Reviews your corrections nightly and applies them | Forgets in a new chat | You edit the rules | Remembers, until they leave |
| Your job | Making the calls | Every step | The workflow itself | Managing people |
Run it
from a chat
Connect a chat once, and you can hand out work, make decisions and get results from your phone, away from your desk.
A message is a taskSend a sentence or a photo.
It asks you in the chatOpen the reminder and choose an option.
An owner’s brief every morningWhat’s done, what’s waiting for you, what’s next. On quiet days, it says so.
Behind the screen,
a whole company
BackstageA film of two and a half minutes. Halfway through, it stops and waits for your decision.