"What needs me today across sales, finance and ops?"
"Design a marketing function for a UK MSP doing £4M ARR."
"Where did we leave the Northgate decision on Friday?"
View mode runs the business. Build mode shapes it. Same app, same chat, same data, switch with a click.
Each install is sealed. UK GDPR by default. Anthropic routed through AWS Bedrock eu-west-2 for residency-sensitive clients.
Every decision, every meeting, every supplier quote, filed where the right agent will look for it next time. /wrap-up turns the messy end of a working day into a clean trail by morning.
See the librarian →Outbound, qualification, quotes, and follow-ups, handed back to you only when a human decision is needed.
Open domain →Voice and visual rules enforced. Self-review before anything ships. No off-brand drift.
Open domain →Reconciliation logic that knows your business. Quarterly close that doesn't eat a weekend.
Open domain →Onboarding, delivery, supplier management. Every step tracked, every exception flagged early.
Open domain →Account health visible, churn signals early, expansion conversations queued for the right moment.
Open domain →Job specs, screening (with the Annex III line firmly held), onboarding playbooks, performance check-ins.
Open domain →DPAs, joint-controllership annexes, sub-processor registers. Built for UK GDPR + EU AI Act readiness.
Open domain →Feedback loops, roadmap, release notes. Decisions logged where the next version will pick them up.
Open domain →Your install lives behind a single URL. Three views per domain: Dashboard, Skills, History. Up to five concurrent chats, each with an editable title. Right pane stays empty until there's an artifact worth showing.
Walk through the workspace →Marketing · Dashboard
Your install briefs you each morning. It surfaces what needs your decision and quietly handles what doesn't. Founder time goes back to the calls and choices only you can make.
New product line? Acquisition? Brand reset? Build mode is where the system itself changes: its workforce, its views, its skills, without writing code or paying for a re-implementation.
At the end of any session, a call, a sprint, a Friday afternoon, one command captures decisions, files them in the right folder, and updates the daily brief so tomorrow morning starts from truth.
Eight domain managers. Each with their own role, their own skills, their own self-review gate. They hand work between each other the way a real org does, and they ask before crossing a line.
