A team of agents before your first hire
One person with AGNT covers research, outreach drafts, support and reporting — the operational load that usually eats the week.
What changes
Your ops in one place
Inbox triage, lead research, support answers, weekly numbers — the recurring load that fills a founder’s week, handled by agents that report back rather than by a list of tools you have to visit.
Free to start, forever
Community Core runs locally with unlimited local runs and no per-operation metering, which means automating something small is never a budget decision.
Leverage without headcount
The work a first operations hire would absorb, absorbed earlier and reversibly — and the process is written down as workflows, which is exactly what you hand that hire when they arrive.
The founder bottleneck is attention, not hours
Early-stage work fails on context-switching more than on capacity. Twenty minutes of lead research here, an hour of support there, the weekly numbers on Sunday — each is small and together they fragment the day so completely that nothing hard gets thought about. Handing the recurring pieces to agents is less about saving hours than about protecting contiguous attention.
Automate before you delegate, then delegate the system
The instinct is to hire when the load gets heavy, but a process that only exists in your head transfers badly and slowly. Encoding it as a workflow first means the eventual hire inherits something that already runs and can be improved, rather than a verbal briefing and a shared inbox. The automation is not a substitute for the hire; it is the documentation the hire needed.
Unmetered runs change what is worth automating
On a per-operation pricing model you only automate what clears the cost of automating it, which quietly rules out all the small annoying things. When the runtime is on your own machine, the marginal run is free, and the calculation changes: the ten-minute weekly task nobody would have paid to automate becomes obviously worth it.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Community Core is free and runs locally with unlimited local runs. You pay only for hosted model inference if you choose a hosted model rather than a local one.
What should a founder automate first?
Whatever recurs weekly and produces no thinking — inbox triage, the weekly numbers, lead research on inbound.
What happens when I hire someone?
They inherit working workflows with receipts, which is a considerably better hand-over than a conversation and a list of logins.