Agent Fleet
Big and specialist AI models do the work. I own the plan, the context, what they can touch, the budget and the check. That order matters more than which model you pick.
Problem
Mechanism
AI providers show up as small, equal worker badges. They’re great workers. They don’t run your company.
What's recorded
Run record
Worked example
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No Brainis staff doing the work.
Software missions
Software mission · handoff → review
SampleTask capsule
Pull request · review desk
onboarding flow — agent branch
merge waits for your yes
The same rules that run your marketing missions run your software missions. One employer. Any worker.
What ships today: running the coding agents you already use. A built-in sandbox, where I write and run small pieces (scripts, connection glue, edits to a site section) inside Brainis, stays labeled until it’s real. This page never claims more than what’s shipped.
Our one rule
Your team and my agents do the work, end to end. No one at Brainis does customer work, so nobody backstage is quietly fixing what the agents made to make it look good. When I can’t do something yet, you tell us and we build it into the product. We count those requests, and we aim to bring them to zero.
Each kind of task runs in its own sealed space (data, code, browser, messages, finance). A run either finishes exactly once or is safely tried again. And AI providers keep no lasting access.
And if every worker is rented, what do we own? The judgment underneath them. Foresight - the Business World Model decides what to ask, predicts what an action will do, and writes that down to check against what happens. Unlike the workers, it isn’t rented from anyone. See the stack →
Agents do what missions set out. Verify checks what they make.
The hard question