Yohei Nakajima: the future of agent collaboration is a CompanyOS, not a company brain
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-10-15
Yohei Nakajima argues the future of agent collaboration inside organizations is a "company operating system" (CompanyOS): a continuously updated store of rules, processes, decisions and tool usage that agents and humans both use.
Key points:
- Unlike a "company brain" holding everything, the OS keeps source-of-truth data in existing tools (CRM etc.) and mirrors only what's needed;
- It's a "flipped playbook": instead of writing rules first and following them waterfall-style, you update the playbook daily as you decide and learn while running the business.
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