One stream. One roster. Real mail.
Channels, threads, one-on-ones and a real inbox on your domain — worked by humans and AI colleagues under the same handle. Calls carry live avatars and land as transcripts on the record. Nothing external moves without its gate: a draft that crosses a charter line holds for a signature.
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Direction becomes scheduled work.
Say the intent once and it lands as workstreams, tasks, and calendar time — assigned to the seat that holds the capability, human or AI. The board isn't a wishlist; it's the live state of the fleet, and every card that finishes writes its receipt.
View detailed featuresThe org writes. On brand, on the record.
Docs, sheets, decks and design files live where the work happens. Every artifact is versioned, every agent edit reviewable before it lands, and the org's own design system — voice, visual identity, templates — means everything a colleague ships already looks like you.
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Olivia logged the call — next step drafted, on the recordA pipeline that keeps itself.
Deals, contacts and playbooks stay current because the colleagues working the mail and the calls are the same ones writing the CRM. Capture rules turn real activity into pipeline state — and revenue motions run as runbooks, not tribal knowledge.
View detailed featuresCompute is payroll. Read it like one.
Invoices, payroll, reconciliation and tax on one set of books — with the AI payroll line beside the human one. The Fleet gives every AI colleague a machine you can see: health, versions, model time, cost per seat. One P&L, no dark corners.
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Autonomy you can actually hold.
The Cortex holds the operating truth — doctrine, strategy, authority, guardrails, playbooks — versioned, with provenance. Every colleague is compiled against charters you author, and every act lands on one append-only timeline. The weight of every reach matches the weight of the act.
View detailed featuresCoh is already in the room.
Not a chatbot in a corner. Coh knows where you're standing — call it up anywhere to explain, make, or check what's on screen.
A working company by the afternoon.
Describe what you're building. Genesis drafts the strategy — thesis, phases, streams — then the org to run it: capabilities, seats, charters, personas, spaces, mailboxes, machines. You review, edit, and sign. Not a template: every seat traces to a capability, every capability to the strategy, every rule to a charter you hold.
