Polishing signup flow
Open source · Built for solo founders
Run an AI team.
Stay a company of one.
Company Operator gives Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and your other coding agents clear jobs, shared context, and safe handoffs—so you can build in parallel without becoming the bottleneck.
Free and open source. Works with the tools you already use.
Adding Stripe webhooks
Preparing release checks
THE SOLO FOUNDER PROBLEM
You didn't start a company to become an AI traffic controller.
More agents should mean more momentum. But once several tools are editing the same product, you inherit a new job: keeping them from duplicating work, losing decisions, and breaking each other's code.
Company Operator turns that coordination into a repeatable system.
Important decisions get buried in yesterday's session.
Two fast workers can still edit the same files and create slow cleanup.
Every update, handoff, and next step waits for you to copy and paste.
One durable plan, clear ownership, visible progress, and a human approval point.
HOW IT WORKS
One mission. Specialist lanes.
You stay in control.
Give the Operator your outcome. It shapes the work, coordinates the agents, and brings decisions back to you at the right moment.
Describe the outcome
Start with what the company needs, not a pile of disconnected prompts.
The Operator shapes the team
Work is split into owned lanes with isolated branches, context, and explicit contracts.
Review the important parts
You approve integration and product choices while routine coordination keeps moving.
BUILT FOR REAL PRODUCT WORK
More leverage.
Less agent babysitting.
Your team gets the structure of a good engineering organization without the meetings, headcount, or management overhead.
Move three parts of the product forward at once.
Each agent works in a named lane with a clear surface and its own isolated worktree.
Context that survives the chat.
Decisions, tasks, and handoffs live with the work—not in one tool's conversation history.
Fast where it's safe. Deliberate where it matters.
Publishing, credentials, integration, and consequential choices wait for you.
Every worker returns evidence, not vibes.
What changed, what was tested, what remains, and what the next lane needs—captured in a predictable format.
Stripe webhook flow implemented
Tests passing · 18/18
No files overlap with UI lane
A COMPANY OPERATING LAYER
Solo doesn't have to mean sequential.
Use AI like a small, well-run team: one source of truth, visible ownership, and a clear path from idea to shipped product.
Set up your OperatorSTART IN YOUR EXISTING REPO
Your first AI team is one prompt away.
Open your project in Codex and ask it to install Company Operator. It inspects the repo, recommends lanes, and keeps your existing structure intact.
Install or initialize Company Operator for this repo.
Use this source kit:
git@github.com:Agent-Operator-Kit/operator-kit.git
Inspect the repo first, recommend durable lanes, and run the smoke checks.Paste once. Keep building.The Operator guides the rest of setup.
THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Before you put the Operator to work.
Is this another AI coding agent?+
No. Company Operator is the operating layer around the agents you already use. It gives them shared conventions for ownership, memory, handoffs, and integration.
Do I need to run several agents?+
No. Start with one. The same structure keeps a single agent's work legible today and lets you add parallel lanes when the product needs them.
Will it change my application architecture?+
The kit is designed to sit beside your product. Setup inspects the existing repository and adds coordination files and workflows without replacing your application structure.
Which tools does it support?+
Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other command-line coding agents can work within the same operating model. You can mix tools by lane.
Is it really free?+
Yes. Company Operator is open source under the MIT license. Your model or tool providers may still charge for their own usage.
YOUR COMPANY. YOUR AGENTS. ONE OPERATOR.