Rung 04 — have one run your business
An AI company that runs your repeat work.
A CEO agent breaks the job down, stands up the departments it needs, does the work, and checks it before anything counts as done. It runs on your own Claude Code account.
Book the 15-minute stand-up →Here is what one run actually produced — the output itself, not a page about it: see one run’s output →
→ the five layers that produced it, and what they can’t do yet
How it works
Minutes, not months. Three steps.
Tell it what you do
One sentence about your business and the job you want handled. That is the whole brief.
It builds your company
A CEO agent stands up and hires the exact departments the job needs. A department is a directory with its own instructions and its own workspace — not another tab in one chat window.
It runs — and sharpens
The team does the work, catches its own mistakes, and keeps the method, so the next cycle starts further along than the last one did.
All of it on your own Claude Code account. No second AI bill, no API keys to manage, no engineers to hire — and nothing routed through us.
The part that makes it hold up
A logic layer checks the work against your rules before it acts.
Most automation runs a task and hopes. This layer sits between an agent deciding and an agent acting: your business rules, written down formally, consulted first. It is the reason output holds up instead of quietly drifting.
Your rules, written down
How your business actually works, formalised into something a machine can check against — so the agent operates inside boundaries you set instead of guessing at them.
Checked before it runs
Every action is tested against those rules before execution, so an out-of-bounds action is caught in front of the work rather than patched behind it.
Conclusions it can show its work for
The system derives results from your rules and can say which rule produced which conclusion, so a surprise is traceable instead of mysterious.
No agent marks its own homework
Work is graded by something other than the thing that produced it, and when the rules change the checks change with them.
The discipline behind this is published rather than asserted — read the alignment write-up →
Generative R&D
We map every product you could already sell.
Everything you sell is a combination of options you already own — and you are selling the handful of combinations history happened to hand you. We model your option space, enumerate it, certify what you already claim, and hand you the map of the rest. When the market moves, you answer with a lookup while a competitor schedules a product-development meeting.
The worked demonstration: a famous burger menu has 972 valid combinations. The published menu claims 3. The secret menu — the combinations customers found on their own — is the proof that the market pays for the dark region. Read the demonstration, with the enumeration shown →
“Can’t ChatGPT do this?” It can count your combinations once, in a chat that forgets. It cannot hold the space as a navigable, certified map that composes across your products, pricing and marketing and stays organised on its own. That substrate is the technology; the frontier models work inside it.
Receipts, not testimonials
Don’t take my word for it — take the code.
No logo wall and no invented case studies. The engine is open source, one run’s output is a live site you can load right now, and the reasoning is published as it is written.
The engine, on GitHub
Installable and public: heaven-framework, chaincompiler, carton-mcp, skilltree. Read it, run it, fork it.
github.com/sancovp →A live site the system produced
A working local-business site, built by a run of this engine. Load it — it is a site, not a screenshot of one.
See the build →972 combinations, enumerated
The Generative R&D claim above, done in public on a menu everyone knows, with the arithmetic shown rather than summarised.
Read the demonstration →Why the checking layer exists
The safety position in writing: every hand-off checked, no component trusted on its own word.
Read the write-up →What it costs
Priced against what you would pay a person.
An operations hire runs roughly $4,000–$6,000 a month, and an AI CTO on staff is a six-figure salary. Everything below is a fraction of one hire — and every figure here is a real number, not a “contact us”.
- Your compiled company — a CEO plus the departments your work actually needs
- Departments that grade and correct their own output before it counts as done
- A live business dashboard fed by the work itself, not by a spreadsheet you maintain
- Hosted and kept up to date — you do not maintain anything
- It runs on your Claude Code account, with your data; nothing is routed through us
Leave the call with a company running — or the setup is free.
We build it with you, live, on the call. If you do not walk away with a working company on your own Claude Code account, you pay nothing for setup. And the 30-day guarantee on every build: within 30 days you have a working automation deployed and a documented roadmap, or you do not pay for the build. The condition is your side of it — show up, give access, follow the process.
Each one is built by hand, so only a handful of stand-up calls open in a given week. That is a capacity statement, not a countdown clock.
Straight terms
What you’re buying, honestly.
What it can’t do yet. It is early. It is not one-click self-serve — today we stand yours up on a call and host it for you. There is no magic button and there are no income promises. What you get is a real, working base that you build your edge on top of.
What is proven versus what is roadmap. The engine runs, the departments run, the checking layer runs, and one run’s output is a live site you can load right now. The full composition — every part auto-wiring into every other part with no hand-holding — is the frontier, and it gets built in the open on the engine that is already here. You are buying the system that exists plus the roadmap it is on, from the person building it.
Who this is wrong for. If you are pre-revenue or under $10K/mo, the return math does not work yet, and we will say so rather than take your money for something that will not pay off. Rung 2 is the honest answer at that stage — and it is free.
Your existing tools. The things you already use plug in on top of the base; that is the layer we build with you once the company is standing. The base gets you running first.
Where this sits
Five rungs. You are standing on the fourth.
The 15-minute stand-up
Get your company stood up — live, on the call.
Fifteen minutes, on your business: we stand up a real company on your own Claude Code account while you watch. If it fits, you keep it running.
Book the 15-minute stand-up →