Your AI exec crew
They brief. You approve. They ship.
Your AI CEO, CMO, and CTO read your numbers, draft the work, and hand you a briefing every few hours. You approve customer-facing moves. Low-stakes internal work? They ship it when you set the rule.
The briefing
Every four hours, your crew reads the live numbers and writes the work.
Not a dashboard with sixteen tabs. A short list of specific things to do, ranked by impact, each one with the reasoning behind it and a draft of the work itself. You execute, mark done, or open chat to push back.
The drafts are the actual product, not summaries of it. The email is written. The Linear brief is written. The discount code is created, then the customer email goes out with the real code in it. You approve once.
Vitals
The numbers that matter, glanceable in five seconds.
Stripe, PostHog, Linear, GitHub, Shopify, Google Analytics, Meta Ads, Resend. Pulled live, cached for fifteen minutes, plotted as a sparkline so you see the direction without opening anything.
MRR
$3,420
+73% over 12 weeks
Goals on deck
Tell them what you're trying to hit.
Goals are first-class. The agents thread them through every briefing — current value, gap to target, days remaining — until you ship it or call it. The Monday digest leads with goal pacing, not a generic recap.
Goals on deck
2 activeMRR ≥ $5k by end of month
Stickiness ≥ 0.25 (DAU/MAU) — sticky enough to compound
Auto-ship the low-stakes work
Set the rule once. It runs when the conditions match.
Stale orders. Underwater ad campaigns. CI failures that need a Linear issue. Define the threshold, the agents check hourly, you audit the journal. Customer-facing moves still come to you first.
auto-fulfill stale orders
when paid + unfulfilled ≥ 48h → ship via Shopify, notify customer
auto-pause underwater ads
when ROAS ≤ 0.5 after ≥ $50 spend (28d) → pause Meta campaign
auto-refund small chargebacks
when line item ≤ $50, single complaint → refund + restock
auto-issue from CI failure
when GitHub workflow red ≥ 1h → open Linear issue with logs
your rules · your thresholds · master switch
Your crew
CEO, CMO, CTO. They share a memory.
Each agent watches its slice of the data. They've all read the journal — what was tried, what worked, what backfired — so they don't repeat dismissed suggestions or step on each other's plays. Need a Head of Product or CFO? Add one with its own system prompt.
What's the move this week across all three businesses?
Three things, in order of leverage. Commons is sitting at $3,420 MRR against a $5k goal in 11 days — the 6 free-plan users who hit the limit are your hottest converters. CEO already drafted the email; send those tonight.
Indie shop has 4 paid orders unfulfilled >48h. Autopilot is configured to ship them at the next hourly tick — nothing for you to do unless you want to add tracking numbers manually.
AI side project has CI red on main and 3 stale PRs. CTO action queue has the triage with priorities. Twenty minutes if you sit down with it now.
Pricing
One plan. Add businesses as you build them.
First business included. $19/mo for each additional.
- Unlimited AI agents per business
- Every integration — Stripe, PostHog, Linear, GitHub, Shopify, GA, Meta Ads, Resend
- Briefings every 4 hours · weekly digest · critical alerts
- One-click execution into your tools
- Autopilot rules · goal tracking · journal memory
- Cancel anytime — 14-day trial, no card to start
Open the demo. It's running on itself.
No signup, no email gate. The product is the pitch — Work Island operating Work Island, with illustrative numbers but the real interface.