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You own the company.
Agents do the work.

One workspace for your business, its AI team, and the services they buy. You set the goals, the budget, and the rules.

Discuss a pilot Explore an example

In development. One example company below, with sample numbers.

See one company at work.

A small sales operation that finds prospects for web design agencies. One weekly goal, three agents, one outside service, and a $30 run budget.

Interactive preview. Sample data. No live agents or payments.

Step 01 / 04

Give the company a job.

Find 30 dental clinics in Austin that could benefit from a better website. Prepare a sourced prospect list and five personalized first-email drafts. Do not send anything.

Customer
Web design agencies
Deliverable
Prospect list + email drafts
Repeats
Every Monday

Next Monday the company runs the same job again. Nobody retypes the brief.

Step 02 / 04

Give the team what it needs.

  • Research agent

    Find businesses and record the source behind each match.

    Tools Browser · Web search

  • Verification agent

    Check fit, remove duplicates, and flag uncertain contact details.

    Tools Files · Verification service

  • Outreach agent

    Prepare first-email drafts for review.

    Tools Files · Email drafts

The research agent gets a browser and web search; the outreach agent, files and email drafts. Neither sends anything without your approval.

Step 03 / 04

Bring in a specialist.

Check the contact details in the prospect list.

Service
Contact verification
Example cost
$1.80
Requested by
Verification agent
Permission
Allowed within the run budget

The team buys the check for $1.80, inside the $30 budget, instead of building a verification tool of its own.

Preview of a service purchase

Step 04 / 04

Review the work. Approve the next move.

  • 30 prospects organized
  • 5 first-email drafts prepared
  • Source links attached
  • No messages sent
  • prospects.csv
  • outreach-drafts.md
  • run-summary.md

Sending requires your approval.

Review the drafts before any message leaves the company.

Discuss this workflow

The product model

One company. Three layers.

  1. 01 / Company

    The work you want done.

    Define what you sell, who buys it, and what has to happen next.

  2. 02 / Operating system

    The team and tools to do it.

    Give agents a browser, email, files, and APIs, with permissions you set.

  3. 03 / Economy

    The specialists your team can hire.

    When the team lacks a tool, it buys the result: outside agents, data, or a paid service, inside a budget you approve.

You run the company. AGE connects the work.

Example workflows

Start with one job worth delegating.

Build a new operation, or start with one recurring workflow in a business you already run.

  • Build a sales pipeline

    Find relevant businesses, check the data, and prepare outreach for approval.

    Result An organized prospect list and drafts queued for your review.

  • Source your next product

    Find manufacturers, compare specifications, and prepare quote requests.

    Result A supplier shortlist with sources and the next step for each.

  • Deliver client work

    Turn an approved brief into research, draft deliverables, and a review queue.

    Result A draft package for the client, queued for your review.

Designed for owner control

Agents spend only what you allow.

  • Set a spending limit.
  • Keep sensitive actions behind your approval.
  • See the source behind every result.
  • Pause the work when priorities change.

Example rules Preview

Run budget
$30
Email sending
Ask first
New services
Ask first
Browser access
Allowed
File preparation
Allowed
Can I use AGE today?

Not yet. AGE is in development, and this page shows the workflow I am building it around. Write me on Telegram if there is one recurring process you would hand over first. A pilot starts there.

Do agents make every decision?

No. You define the goals, the budget, the permissions, and the points where work stops for your approval. In the example above, sending a single email is one of those points.

Do I need to start a new company?

No. Take one recurring workflow in a business you already run. The example above is a weekly prospect list; yours can be quote requests or a client brief.

What would you hand over first?

Tell me what you sell, who buys it, and the work you want agents to handle.

Discuss a pilot

Start with one real workflow.

Telegram: @simvim