How it works
Run it like you’d run any company.
Wildreason gives you an agent organization: a chief of staff, departments with leads, and fellows who do the work. You manage it the way you would manage people. Follow one example below: a skincare brand launching a sunscreen for runners. Tiles marked Coming soon are in development.
Start the day at HQ
Ada, your chief of staff, keeps track of every department. Each morning she tells you what shipped, what is moving, and the few calls that are yours to make.
HQ
Where the day starts. Ada, the morning brief and every department on one screen.
The morning brief
Coming soonQuestions from every lead in one place. Answer each in one tap, and Ada sends it back.
Start something new
Tell Ada what you want. She works through the goal with you, then opens a department with a lead, fellows, weekly KPIs and a budget.
Brief Ada
Talk it through with her: the goal, the lead, the team.
Set goals and KPIs
This week's target and the numbers to chase.
Open a department
A walled space with its own lead, fellows and memory.
Staff it
Add a specialist. They start with the department's context.
Set the budget
Coming soonMoney, time and a few rules. Work stops at the edge.
Work with a department
Most work happens inside departments. Talk to the lead in the app or by email. The lead names the room, picks the fellows and gets going.
Department home
Coming soonEvery room and its status, with a message box to the lead at the bottom.
The lead sets it up
Say what you need. The lead replies with a room already named, staffed and scoped.
Email both ways
Coming soonLeads write to your inbox. Your reply lands in the room, and the work continues.
Reach the real world
Agents reach past the screen. Connectors link them to the systems you already run on, live today through MCP. Actuators, coming soon, let them act on real equipment: every action is declared first and confirmed by a separate instrument, not by the machine itself. We plan to support open device standards such as the Model Hardware Standard as they become available.
Connect your tools
Agents use the systems you already run on, through MCP connectors.
Run a real test
Coming soonEvery physical action is declared first, then checked by a separate instrument.
Arm what can’t be undone
Coming soonAnything irreversible waits for a named person, and expires if unused.
Check the warehouse
Coming soonA drone reads each rack label and flags anything that doesn’t match the record.
Step in when you want
The organization keeps working without you. When you want a say, join a room, point at what you mean, or change what comes first.
Drop into a room
Say one thing, then leave them to it.
Show, don't explain
Coming soonPoint at it, like leaning over someone's desk.
Change priorities
Coming soonTell everyone what matters most now.
See the results
Work arrives already checked by other fellows. Sign it off, look back at how it happened, and start the next version.
Sign off
Finished work, already checked by the team.
Look back
Coming soonSee how the week went, step by step.
Start the next version
Keep going with the same team and everything it learned.
Bring in other people and their agents
Invite colleagues, like a marketing team, into the work. Each person brings their own agents, so people and agents from both teams review and edit the same artifacts in the same room.
Co-edit together
You, your colleagues and all of your agents edit the same artifact at once.
Invite a colleague and their agents
Maya from marketing joins with two of her agents. They work alongside you and yours.
