Auto-Company turns 14 role-based agents into a 24/7 AI company on your machine
aigclink · x · 2026-07-22
- Auto-Company is a 24/7 autonomous AI company that runs locally on your own machine.
- It “hires” 14 role-based agents, each modeled after a different business thinker or operator: Bezos as CEO, Werner Vogels as CTO, Munger for red-teaming, DHH for full-stack, Seth Godin for marketing, and more.
- The system is built to avoid the usual agent failure mode of endless discussion with no output: the workflow is hard-coded in PROMPT.md to force convergence.
- The loop starts with brainstorming and a top-3 ranking, then moves into validation and execution, with Claude Code by default or Codex CLI as the execution backend.
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