Autonomous startup war room

AI Company Simulator

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Demo company ready

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Live discussion

Build an Uber for pets

Live
Demo run0%
Monolith or microservices?
Ava Northmessage

We are forming a company around: Build an Uber for pets. I want an MVP plan in two weeks and a path to revenue.

Project plan

Execution flowchart

6 work items
00
Idea intake

Build an Uber for pets

A deterministic demo run showing how an AI company moves from idea to MVP plan.

Supervisor0%
01
Company formation

Assemble agent roster and personalities

None

Product ManagerIn Progress
02
War room

Render real-time discussion timeline

Agent roster

DesignerBacklog
03
Agentic coding

Show Codex activity and generated file previews

Architecture decision

Senior EngineerBacklog
04
Debate engine

Preserve disagreement and supervisor consensus

Timeline events

CEOBacklog
05
Memory

Persist decisions, tasks, metrics, and memory nodes

D1 schema

Legal AdvisorBacklog
06
Quality

Define QA gates for stalled agents and unsafe output

Supervisor policy

QA EngineerBacklog
GO
Release checkpoint

Ship Build an Uber for pets as a modular monolith with clear internal boundaries, event logs, and extraction points.

Final synthesis and handoff are captured in company memory.

LeadershipPending

Interactive company map

Agent coordination graph

Supervisor centered
SVSupervisor

Ava North

CEO Agent

Status
Thinking
Expertise
Business strategy, sequencing, executive decisions
Memory
Prefers two-week MVPs and explicit kill criteria

We are forming a company around: Build an Uber for pets. I want an MVP plan in two weeks and a path to revenue.

Supervisor resolves the conflict: build a modular monolith now, define service boundaries for later extraction.

Project management layer

Autonomous Kanban

Manual lanes

Backlog

War room

Render real-time discussion timeline

Conversation can become hard to scan.

Owner: Rhea ValeAgent roster
Agentic coding

Show Codex activity and generated file previews

Generated code needs clear provenance.

Owner: Owen ParkArchitecture decision
Debate engine

Preserve disagreement and supervisor consensus

Agents may loop without a decision policy.

Owner: Ava NorthTimeline events
Memory

Persist decisions, tasks, metrics, and memory nodes

Audit history must survive reloads.

Owner: Iris StoneD1 schema
Quality

Define QA gates for stalled agents and unsafe output

Autonomy without guardrails damages trust.

Owner: Nia BrooksSupervisor policy

In Progress

Company formation

Assemble agent roster and personalities

Weak role prompts create bland discussion.

Owner: Milo ChenNone

Review

Completed

Agentic coding integration

Engineer invokes Codex

0 files generated

Awaiting engineering kickoff...

AI debate engine

Monolith or microservices?

Consensus tracked

Owen Park

Start with a modular monolith. It keeps data consistency and velocity high while the domain is still moving.

Milo Chen

Users do not care about service topology. They care that the core workflow is useful and fast.

Supervisor decision

Ship Build an Uber for pets as a modular monolith with clear internal boundaries, event logs, and extraction points.

Minority view preserved: Investor wants a scale narrative, but accepts deferred service extraction.

Shared company memory

Decision graph

1.00x board
MVP Scope

Live war room, Kanban, debate, health, memory, and generated files for Build an Uber for pets.

decision node

Generated deliverables

Architecture, workflow, API, wireframes, MVP, and pitch content

10 outputs

Deliverable 1

System architecture

  • React/vinext frontend renders the live simulator, company map, Kanban, debate, metrics, memory, and artifacts.
  • Node-compatible app routes expose persistence APIs that map to D1 in hosted Sites environments.
  • A future WebSocket gateway streams supervisor events, agent messages, task movements, and coding logs.
  • OpenAI Agents SDK workers run role prompts, tool calls, debate rounds, and supervisor conflict resolution.

Performance metrics

Agent contribution scores

Live scoring
Ava NorthDecision quality
Milo ChenPrioritization
Rhea ValeUX clarity
Owen ParkBuild velocity
Nia BrooksRisk discovery
Sol ReyesLaunch leverage
Iris StoneCompliance coverage
Gabe HoltViability pressure