A ticket-driven platform where work flows from intake to delivery without manual handoff: agents claim tickets, work in isolated git worktrees, pass a code-review gate, and ship behind hard payment and approval gates, with every decision logged.

A digester that reads the session stores of Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenClaw, Hermes, and Paperclip, distills decisions and outcomes, and serves a shared journal so any agent resumes the others' context instead of starting cold.

A file-based task mailbox layered on the bus: atomic claim enforces one owner per task, a different-model reviewer gate is enforced in code, and a routing policy sends each task to the cheapest capable model and escalates on failure.

A scheduled fleet across creative, operations, research, finance, and distribution, with hourly health scoring, self-healing restarts, and integration checks. Strategic and predictive agents propose reallocations before things break.

A quantized coder model served on Apple Silicon via MLX behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, wired in as the Tier-0 backend so routine and offline agent work costs nothing and never leaves the machine.

An end-to-end generative pipeline: real-brand intake, multi-model concepting, and deterministic reel synthesis through HTML to Playwright frame capture to ffmpeg, producing on-brand vertical social video at scale.

Background agents run on Claude subscriptions rather than per-call API keys, while specialist tasks route to their optimal model and tier. The result: continuous autonomous operation with effectively zero recurring LLM cost.

A governance layer that arms agents with roles, budgets, and heartbeat routines, with kill-switches that pause everything if limits are hit. The company layer that turns a pile of scripts into a coordinated, accountable operation.