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Your operation running on the AI processes that run ours.

A second brain installed in your company, already loaded with the agents, skills and protocols we use every day to prospect, serve customers, produce content and publish.

99 processes · 13 repositories · installed in 07 days

The bottleneck

You already use AI. It still doesn't know your business.

The limit isn't the model's intelligence. It's what the model can see of your company, which today is almost nothing.

Every conversation starts from zero

You explain the business again, paste the context, fix the answer and close the tab. Tomorrow you do it again.

The knowledge is scattered

WhatsApp, email, documents, spreadsheets and the heads of two people. AI reaches none of it.

New tool, no process

A new app shows up every week. None of them becomes a way of working that repeats without you.

The mechanism

Context first. Processes second.

  1. 01

    The second brain

    The company's knowledge leaves the chats and the people and goes to one place, in files you own, that any AI can read.

  2. 02

    The processes, installed

    On top of that context come the skills, the protocols and the agents: repeatable work becomes a command.

  3. 03

    The operation, running

    The first real job runs on your data. From then on, each cycle leaves context for the next one.

What gets installed

99 processes, across 8 fronts.

None of them was written to sell. Each one came from work we used to do by hand, got wrong, fixed and turned into a command.

Knowledge that doesn't get lost

18 processes

Classes, meetings and documents become linked notes, and the AI reads them before acting.

  • Online class extraction and ingestion
  • Local audio and video transcription
  • Transcript curation
  • Source ingestion
See all 18 (in Portuguese) →

Agents with a defined job

14 processes

Each one does one job, start to finish, and reports when it's done.

  • Prospecting agent
  • Meetings agent
  • Research agent
  • Vault assistant
See all 14 (in Portuguese) →

Prospecting that finds and reaches out

12 processes

From public data to the ready message, with the proof for each pain point.

  • Digital Service X-Ray
  • Public data scraping
  • Zero-cost public data collection
  • Topic mining from comments
See all 12 (in Portuguese) →

Offer and copy with method

15 processes

Mechanism, positioning, funnel and page, one process for each piece.

  • Offer mechanism
  • Offer building
  • Positioning
  • BrandScript
See all 15 (in Portuguese) →

Content that ships every week

10 processes

From the topic to the rendered carousel, checked before publishing.

  • Viral carousel
  • News carousel
  • Carousel engine
  • LinkedIn post
See all 10 (in Portuguese) →

Video and image without a studio

14 processes

Cuts, captions, motion and generated images, from the raw recording.

  • Motion over talking-head video
  • Long-video cuts
  • Scripted cut and captions
  • CapCut editing
See all 14 (in Portuguese) →

Pages live, and measured

13 processes

From the requirements document to the audit before publishing.

  • Landing page PRD
  • Landing implementation plan
  • Landing implementation
  • Pre-publish audit
See all 13 (in Portuguese) →

MEMORY

See how a company's memory grows.

Every decision, process and conversation becomes a note. Notes link to each other, and the agents read that context before they act.

Below, an example company's memory over its first year. Month 12 is a projection.

example company
20 notes and 29 links between them.

20 notes·29 links

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  1. Context
  2. Decision
  3. Execution
  4. Result
  5. Memory

Each cycle leaves context for the next one.

Example company. The same structure runs my own operation: 1,056 linked notes.

The squad

One context at the center. One agent for each job.

They all read the same second brain, so none of them needs you to explain the company again.

  • Prospecting agent

    Works at two depths. In a sweep, it finds real businesses in a niche and city, with one qualification line each. In an x-ray, it goes deep on one target, names the pain points with the review that proves each one, and writes the outreach message.

  • Meetings agent

    Answers questions about documented meetings, summarizes the week, gathers the action items and documents new transcripts.

  • Research agent

    Researches a topic on the web, synthesizes what it found with the sources and saves the result as a note in the vault.

  • Vault assistant

    Answers about projects, people, decisions and notes from the vault, always citing the source note.

  • Persona reviewer

    Reads a landing page, a piece of copy, a carousel or an outreach message the way the real buyer would: a section-by-section monologue, objections and a scored verdict. The persona comes from real data, never invented.

How it works

From the call to the first job running.

  1. 01

    30-minute call

    You tell us what you want to solve. We tell you what fits and what doesn't.

  2. 02

    We map your context

    A form maps your sources, your tools and the jobs to automate.

  3. 03

    Installed in 07 days

    The system is built on your real data, the first job runs, and you own everything.

Book a 30-minute call.

You leave it knowing which processes solve your bottleneck now and how long they take to go live.

Questions, answered.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You ask in plain language and the system executes. Installation and training your team are part of the delivery.

Does it work with the tools I already use?

Yes. The system sits above what you already have and connects to it: CRM, email, Drive, Slack, WhatsApp. It doesn't replace your systems, it gives them shared context.

Who keeps my data?

You do. The system runs on your own accounts and infrastructure, and you approve every access it gets.

Do I get every process in the catalog?

No. On the call we pick the ones that solve your bottleneck now. The rest stays available to add later, on the same base.