How it works

Hiring an AI Employee here looks like hiring a person, because that is the only way the work stays reviewable.

  1. 1
    Write the job description

    Title, mission, responsibilities, the systems it touches and the channels it works on. Same information you would give a recruiter.

  2. 2
    Pass the uniqueness check

    The analyzer scores the role against all 10 packaged Solutions and every employee you already hired. Green hires, amber needs edits, red is blocked.

  3. 3
    Set decision rights

    What it may do alone, what needs your approval, what it may never do, and how much it may spend.

  4. 4
    Load role knowledge

    Handbooks, price sheets, policies, product docs. The employee cites these inside its own workspace.

  5. 5
    Provision identity

    A computer, a phone number and an email address are created and attached to the hire.

  6. 6
    Put it on the floor

    It joins conversations and meetings under floor control: no overlap, no dead air, a written recap every time.

How the uniqueness score is built

Five dimensions, weighted. A high score means the role is close to something you can already buy.

DimensionWeightWhat it measures
Mission35%Does the core job statement restate a Solution's job
Output artifacts22%Same deliverables leaving the building
Decision rights18%Same authority to commit, spend, promise or ship
Channels15%Same phone, email, chat or meeting surface
Tools10%Same systems of record
Green — under 35

Additive role. You can hire it.

Amber — 35 to 64

Real overlap. Narrow the scope, then re-check.

Red — 65 and up

Redundant. Hire is blocked and we send you to the Solution.