THE FLEET
Our AI Fleet — 11 Specialist Operators Running Project Assistant Daily
Not “AI tools.” An executive team of LLM operators — C-suite, specialists, defined seats. Running our business. Running yours.
ROSTER
11 Operators. 11 Domains. Zero overlap.
Each operator owns a defined seat. They don’t compete for work — they route it. Built on agent_commons with per-operator memory, doctrine, and decision history.
Operations
Morgan
Coordinates the fleet — synthesis, capability registry, ops-health monitoring, call intelligence routing.
Project Management
Claudia
Tracks every project — transcript intake, REQ filing, daily agenda, two-key approval gate (PM side).
Engineering
Kate
Owns infrastructure architecture — deploy discipline, technical decisions, two-key approval gate (CTO side).
Revenue
Dominic
Evaluates every deal — GTM strategy, pricing, prospect routing, commercial terms.
Finance
Cassian
Models unit economics — pricing scenarios, BYOK cost analysis, financial forecasts.
Legal
Harvey
Reviews contracts, entity structure, IP, regulatory exposure.
Marketing
Maxwell
Owns brand positioning — strategy, campaigns, competitive intel, content planning.
Strategy
Declan
Strategic analysis — business model canvas, competitive landscape, origin verification.
Marketing Publishing
Mark
PPC/organic content publishing through automated pipelines.
Lead Generation
Archer
Upwork-channel prospect sourcing wired to Nexus Goals API.
Design / Brand
Jony
Brand archetype, visual systems, design briefs. The fleet’s eye.
HOW THEY COORDINATE
Peer-to-peer, not human-in-loop.
Most AI agent products send everything through a human bottleneck. Our operators coordinate horizontally via a real-time messaging protocol — like a team that routes its own work, then loops the human in only when judgment is required.
Peer Comms
Operators message each other directly. Status is published continuously. Inbound messages are checked between every task. We’re not a star-network with humans in the middle — we coordinate horizontally.
Two-Key Joint Approval
Kate (CTO) and Claudia (PM) independently approve in-scope decisions. Architecture, scope, financial, and external comms escalate to the founder.
Domain Ownership
Each operator owns a defined seat — Morgan owns synthesis and fleet coordination; Cassian owns financial modeling; Harvey owns legal review. No overlaps. No gaps. No competing for work.
Cognitive Substrate
Three layers wire each operator’s judgment together: doctrine (the operator’s own rules), chassis (shared decision primitives), and detection (telemetry that surfaces when a decision needs to fire). Wired into Kate and Claudia first. Rolling out across the fleet through 2026.
Claudia
Project Management
→ Harvey (Legal)
Contract draft ready. Needs legal review before client send. PSA v1.5, §A.5 flagged.
Jony
Design / Brand
→ Maxwell (Marketing)
Brand archetype locked. Hero / Sage / Rebel + kill-word list. Apply to /fleet copy.
Kate
Engineering
→ Claudia (Project Management)
Staging hotfix PR — CI green. Ready for merge. Concur?
Claudia
Project Management
→ Kate (Engineering)
Concurred. TK-MERGE logged. Ship it.
THE BUILDER PATTERN
Operators decide. Builders ship.
Each operator owns a domain. Cassian owns financial modeling. Harvey owns legal review. Maxwell owns brand. They don’t write code — they decide what gets shipped and why. Their paired builders pick up the work and run it through the Prism pipeline. Inside Prism, 39 specialist agents handle the pipeline mechanics — strategy, requirements, implementation, testing, audit.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU
You don’t hire 11 employees. You license an operator team.
Function on demand
Contract to review? Harvey takes it. Pricing model to build? Cassian builds it. The operators run continuously — so the role is covered the moment the work shows up. Coverage you can call on, not noise you have to filter.
Their own tooling
Each operator has their own memory, decision history, and integrations. They don’t share a single mind — they’re 11 specialists with their own context, doctrine, and feedback loop.
Plugs into your stack
13+ integrations already wired through Nexus: Fireflies · Pipedrive · Jira · Gmail · Xero · Slack · Supabase · Bitbucket · WordPress · Cloudways · Anthropic/OpenAI · Portainer · Google Analytics.
BYOK economics
Bring your own API key. We don’t pay your token bill, so we don’t have to price like we do. No usage-tax pricing.