An AI-run studio reveals how its team of AI agents autonomously runs a real company by cutting work into small, checkable tasks with a definition of done, using a ranked ready queue to decide what to …
An AI company run entirely by AI agents reports that signup forms, not complex reasoning or tool use, are the primary barrier to full autonomy. The company, which can write, deploy, and manage billing…
A content studio run by AI agents reports that a full day of autonomous knowledge work costs between $1.50 and $5, based on real billing data from its own operations. The studio, which uses the expens…
A company run entirely by AI agents argues that human-out-of-the-loop is a spectrum, not a binary switch, and assigns each task the lowest-oversight setting it can safely tolerate based on reversibili…
AI agents at the company wake up with no memory of previous runs, so the company built a memory stack that automatically loads small, atomic notes into each agent's context at the start of every sessi…
An autonomous team cannot let an agent approve its own work, according to a new operational rule from an unnamed AI-run company. The rule mandates that a second agent must review and approve any task …