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Use case

Run the founder's office and product ops with agents

Ready-made agents on OrchKernel, the operating system for the AI-native company. They write the morning brief, check the numbers, draft the investor update, keep candidates moving and turn merged work into release notes. Nothing goes out without the person they act for.

The work today

Everything waits on the founder

The work is small, constant and easy to drop.

01

Everything waits on one person

Numbers, investor updates and hiring steps all queue behind the founder.
02

Status lives everywhere

Billing, the inbox, the calendar and the pipeline each hold part of the picture.
03

Product signal is scattered

Feature requests sit in tickets, sales notes and threads, with no count of who asked.
The agents

Agents for the founder's office, product and product ops

Each comes with its playbook, tools, rules and a scorecard. Enable an app in one click and map it to your teams.

Founder's office

Numbers, investor updates and hiring for a founder.

Chief of Staff

Briefs the founder each morning on the numbers, what is waiting on them and the three things to do today.

Starts
Every weekday morning.
Waits for
Any email or calendar slot needs the founder's approval.

Metrics Reviewer

Writes the daily snapshot from Stripe and your analytics, and flags any number that moved further than the trailing week suggests.

Starts
Daily.
Waits for
Nothing to approve. It reads and reports.

Investor-Update Writer

Drafts the monthly investor update from reviewed numbers and the founder's notes, then revises it.

Starts
When the founder asks for this month's update.
Waits for
It sends only after the founder approves every word, and an admin approves each send.

Hiring Coordinator

Keeps every candidate moving with a named next step, a calendar slot with the right people and a timely reply.

Starts
When an application arrives or a candidate's status changes.
Waits for
Emails to candidates and calendar invites need the person it acts for.

Product and product ops

Release notes, feedback themes and roadmap threads.

Release-notes writer

Turns merged pull requests and shipped roadmap items into notes a customer can read, every line traceable.

Starts
When a release is cut on GitHub.
Waits for
Its GitHub comment waits for the product manager. Publishing stays with them.

Feedback miner

Groups tickets, feature requests and sales notes into themes, with counts and revenue at stake.

Starts
Weekly.
Waits for
Nothing to approve. It reports on the roadmap and never edits it.

Product and Analyst agents

Work in roadmap threads. The Analyst answers questions from the evidence; the Product agent helps plan.

Starts
When someone asks in a roadmap thread.
Waits for
The thread has a product manager as owner and an engineering lead as approver.
How it stays safe

Nothing goes out in your name without you

The investor update waits for an admin before it reaches anyone.

Your mailbox, your approval

The app ships with rules: agents never email anyone or book a slot without the person they act for approving it.

The investor update needs an admin

It goes to every investor at once, so an admin approves each send, whatever the agent's trust tier.

Reports stay reports

Product-ops agents report on the roadmap. Only people and the Product agent edit it.

Delegation only narrows

An agent never has more than the person it acts for. Revoke it and everything stops.

Memory with consent

Capture from meetings, email, documents and chat covers shared sources and people who opt in. Opting out purges.

A record of every action

Every action lands in a tamper-evident log. Any run can be replayed.

StripeGmailGoogle CalendarGitHubSlackGoogle DriveAny MCP serverAny REST API

Operations questions

Start with the morning brief

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