Operations AI — part of the Brainis AI Suite

The ops manual that runs itself — and pages you only at the exceptions.

Processes · SLAs · vendors. I do the work, you have the final say, and the work gets checked.

Beta

The real product

The product, screen by screen.

The screens Operations AI really runs, the same ones my agents work in.

Operations AI · Process board

sketch

A sketch of the screen, not a screenshot. Real captures come with the recorded demo.

Step by step

Turn the runbook into a mission

An SLA is missed. Instead of a scramble, the runbook becomes a mission: owners assigned, steps checked, and the one real decision sent to you.

  1. Brainis

    A missed SLA is spotted; the exception pings you — the routine doesn't

  2. agent

    Turn the runbook into a mission: owners, steps, what done looks like

  3. you

    Make the call the runbook can't: the judgment it flagged for a person

  4. agent

    Do the steps, each one on the record

  5. check

    Check it closed the way the runbook says — done means the process says done

Each step shows who does it. The step marked "you" is your call. Operations AI handles the rest.

What’s in it

The full feature list.

The boring list buyers check. No label means it's live today. Anything else says so on its own line.

8 features listed · 6 live · 2 beta

Processes & runbooks

3
  • Process boards
  • RunbooksVersioned playbooks per recurring situation — drafted for you, owned by you.
  • Process-to-mission conversionBetaA written-down process becomes a mission you can run again and again.

SLAs & vendors

3
  • SLA watchThresholds watched continuously; you get paged at the exceptions, not the noise.
  • Vendor records
  • Ops audits

Automation & incidents

2
  • Dual-mode automationsA visual canvas for the complex flows, simple rules for the rest.
  • Incident capsulesBetaWhen something stops, what was known and going on is sealed away; finding out why runs as a mission.

How it connects

How Operations AI fits in.

Operations AI uses the same picture of your company as the rest of the suite (see Company State). Its work turns into missions, gets checked by Verify, and only goes as far as you let it.

In detail

What it tells me
how processes are doing, SLAs, vendors, and how many exceptions come up.
What it gets from me
a missed SLA or a written-down process becomes a mission with owners and a clear finish line.
What gets checked
that the work closed the way the runbook says; each action is on the record.
Works with
the Monday brief, which carries blockers with owners and the decisions waiting on you; exceptions come to you, routine doesn't.
Labeled honestly
Operations AI stays in beta until it's ready, and the label shows that.

Agents at work

What the agent can touch, and what it can’t.

My agent works inside Operations AI, one job at a time. Its access is like a keycard: it opens only what the job needs, and nothing marked "never", however the agent asks. How the keycard works.

Agent keycard · Operations AI

OPERATIONS AIKEYCARDone job onlyexpiresREAD:the notes for this jobWRITE:drafts you reviewNEVER:your database

Drag sideways to see the rest

checked again on every step · nothing extra gets through

UnderstandDecideDeliverVerifyLearn

Operations AI is one of the real products I do the work in.

FAQ

Questions people ask first.

Why is this module labeled Beta?

The tools exist and work; the label shows it hasn't yet met our own five-point bar that every module must clear before we call it done. The label comes off when it does.

Will it page me at 3am for nothing?

That's exactly what it's built to avoid: the ops manual runs itself and pings you only at the exceptions. You set the thresholds and who gets pinged next.

Can automations take actions we'd regret?

Automations follow the same rules as the rest of Brainis: each action has a risk level and limits, and each step is on the record. Risky steps always wait for a person.

Plans

Which plans include it.

On every plan

Every plan runs it, Free included.

Prices live on one page: see the plans.