The agents
Your Company, Staffed by Agents.
You stay at the center. Five executives orbit you, each running their own reports—the same shape as the business you already have.
Build Your Own
Fifty of the most common roles in business. Put yourself at the top, add the ones you actually need, and see your own organization as an org chart of agents.
Marketing
Chief Marketing Officer
Grows social accounts and newsletter subscribers, finds content opportunities, drafts content, and coordinates the marketing team. First agent live on your real analytics, search, and YouTube data.
Reports: content opportunity report · weekly growth review
Product Manager
Owns the roadmap for your offers and products – gathers market signals, writes briefs, and coordinates launches with the rest of marketing.
Marketing Data Analyst
Reads GA4, Search Console, ads, and YouTube analytics. Spots trends, attributes traffic, and flags what’s slipping.
Social Media Manager
Watches TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook. Recommends topics, drafts posts, builds the calendar. Publishing waits for you.
Graphic Designer
Concepts and brand-consistent graphics for posts, newsletters, site, and courses. Learns from what you approve and reject.
Video Editor
Video concepts, scripts, shot lists, and long-form repurposed into short clips.
Operations
Chief Operations Officer
Operational visibility. Coordinates recurring processes, monitors projects, and points out bottlenecks.
Customer Support
Answers customer questions from your knowledge base, drafts replies for review, and flags the issues that need you.
Product Designer
Turns customer feedback and usage data into product improvement specs, wireframes, and a prioritized change list.
Operations Manager
Keeps recurring processes on schedule, tracks project status, and surfaces bottlenecks before they cost you.
Finance
Chief Financial Officer
Weekly finance snapshot from Stripe, QuickBooks, and PayPal. Prepares invoices and payments for your approval—never touches bank credentials.
Reports: weekly finance snapshot · receivables / payables
Accounts Payable Manager
What’s owed, to whom, and when. Prepares payments; you release them.
Accounts Receivable Manager
Who owes you and how late. Drafts invoices and reminders; flags the CRO when unpaid work affects revenue.
Revenue
Chief Revenue Officer
Finds outbound opportunities and works the pipeline. No CRM required to start.
Reports: outbound opportunity report
Sales Admin
Researches prospects, drafts campaigns and sequences, segments audiences, and tracks results. Nothing sends without your approval.
Inside Sales Rep
Works inbound leads and replies. Qualifies, follows up, and drafts proposals for your review.
Outside Sales Rep
Researches target accounts, preps meetings, and keeps the pipeline notes current.
Technology
Chief Technical Officer
Keeps the models, websites, infrastructure, and security posture in line—and reports on it weekly.
LLM Manager
Picks the model for every agent by cost, quality, and privacy. Weekly spend and model recommendations.
Tech Admin
Integrations, jobs, and infrastructure health. Failures surface visibly, never silently.
Security Manager
Reviews every new integration, watches for anomalies, and writes the weekly security posture report.
Website Admin
Weekly website performance and technical SEO briefing. Tells the CMO which pages are winning.
More agents and departments can be added as your business grows.