The architecture · company in → AI workforce out

Drop a company in.
Get its operation back, automated.

We don't ask what a company does — we work it out from what it has already told the world. Then we build the AI that runs it, reason where judgement is needed, and hand back only the humans that truly remain.

The pipeline

Seven moves from a website to a working AI workforce.

Company in

Point us at a company — its website and its careers page. Nothing else required from them.

Every vacancy — current and historical

Today's openings show what they're hiring now; years of past postings reveal every function and output the company has ever defined. That's the real shape of the operation.

spine of the research

Deep research

Competitor structures, LinkedIn and the org chart, filings and annual reports, news and announcements — triangulated until the picture is real, not generic.

Reverse-engineer the org

From all of it we build a blueprint of the entire operation, decomposed down the capability spine — every asset, skill, role and how they connect.

Asset → Skill → Role → Team → Dept → Org

Fill roles — AI builds the system

The bulk of the work becomes programmatic, codified automation that just runs — deterministic, durable, no AI in the loop per task. Cheapest and most reliable.

AI builds it

AI reasoning — only where it's needed

A live, grounded agent handles the genuine-judgement slices: ambiguity, synthesis, language, the board report. Used sparingly, on real data, with every figure traceable.

AI runs it

Human remains

What's left is the irreducible core — accountability, relationships, regulated sign-off, the calls a machine shouldn't own. Fewer people, each doing only what truly needs a human.

human keeps it
An operation, mapped — the structure beneath every role.

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The split — what the blueprint decides

Every task lands in one of three buckets.

This is the whole point. Once the operation is mapped, every task is sorted — and that sort is the answer to "what can AI do for us?"

AI builds a system

Programmatic

Codified automation that runs itself. No model in the loop per task — deterministic and durable.

the bulk · cheapest
AI used where needed

Reasoning

A grounded agent for the judgement slices only — on live data, every number traceable. Used sparingly.

a thin slice · on demand
What's left is human

Irreducible

Accountability, relationships, regulated sign-off. The people who remain get the work that's truly theirs.

fewer · expert

The capability spine

One structure runs the whole thing.

Capture it once and it drives everything — the automation, the reasoning, and the training for the humans who stay.

AssetSkillRoleJobTeamDeptOrgSector

The output

"You wanted to hire X, Y and Z."

Here are the systems we'd build, the thin slice where AI earns its keep, and the only humans you truly need — running on a realistic replica of your own data. anaigent does the build; itsorted does the call.

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