The brands I make content for.
Two pieces to start with: a normal person spent $2,221 on AI, thirteen months of AI spending itemized, and 101 ways I actually use AI.
A company meant to run with AI agents and one human in the loop. The agents have written job descriptions, a record of every decision, my approval on anything that can't be undone, and a kill switch tested in a live drill. It's a project, and it runs every day.
Slay Global Solutions LLC is my project: a company meant to run with AI agents and one human in the loop, and it isn't profitable yet. A team of agents, each with a written job description, covers design and build, engineering, operations, research, content, measurement, finance, time, scheduling, production and one product. They post to a shared channel and read each other's work. Underneath is a record of every decision, my approval on anything that can't be undone, and a kill switch tested in a live drill.
I ask AI to design systems, audit its own work, find the bugs and ship the code, and I check what it did. Before this I made content for a living: video, photography, design and email at a hair-color brand, a floor-coating company and a commercial real estate firm, and now at MatterHackers. I've also built a lead engine, content engines, trading bots and data systems that run on a schedule. I want to build this kind of system for a company that sells real products.
Every agent has a written job description, its own scope, and a limit on what it can do without asking. They talk to each other on a shared channel, so nothing has to go through me.
| Chris | Owner · The Human | Taste, judgment, relationships, final sign-off. Above the loop. |
| Jubei | Chief Architect | Designs and builds the operating system, and applies the ExO framework it runs on. My first officer. |
| Rick | Ops & Quality Director | Audits the system, fixes drift, runs maintenance. The reason a multi-agent system doesn't rot. |
| Trinity | Chief Engineer | Writes, builds, and debugs the code. Hard limits on production and credentials. |
| Canti | Chief Research Officer | Brings the outside world in. Researches, files findings, proposes. Never imposes. |
| Haruko | Chief Content Officer | Copy and content in per-brand voices. Nothing ships externally without human sign-off. |
| Hojo | Chief Scientist | Measures whether the system actually works. Observe-only: zero write access by design. |
| Kujaku | Chief Financial Officer | Keeps the books, the budgets and the runway. Reports and proposes; never moves money. |
| Chronos | Timekeeper | One record of hours worked, logged from a plain sentence. Drafts invoices. |
| Kairos | Scheduler | Puts tasks on my calendar. |
| Wolfe | Producer | Runs one project end to end, so nothing lives only in my head. |
| Dii | Head of Immortal Creator | Owns the creator-growth method, its runs and the app, code included. |
Two pieces to start with: a normal person spent $2,221 on AI, thirteen months of AI spending itemized, and 101 ways I actually use AI.
What my systems are built with, by AI under my direction: Python and TypeScript, SQLite and Postgres, Next.js, Vercel, scheduled jobs on a Mac Mini that runs around the clock, the YouTube API.
Content, marketing and the AI systems behind them: agents with written job descriptions, scheduled automations, reports, and the processes that make a company's work repeatable.
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